Spiranac Denies Role in Berger Engagement Split
Golf influencer Paige Spiranac publicly denied playing any part in Robby Berger calling off his engagement, a claim she later deleted.
Updated on Nov. 13, 2026 in Golf
Golf influencer Paige Spiranac posted a denial on X that she played any role in Robby Berger's split from his fiancée, Narod, before deleting the post. Berger announced on his podcast in August 2026 that he had called off the engagement.
Why it matters
Social media users had suggested Spiranac was one of the reasons for the split, a claim she rejected publicly. The episode highlights how playful online banter between frequent collaborators can quickly fuel speculation about personal relationships.
The dispute is documented through an X post by Spiranac that she later deleted and a reply by Berger to a post joking about the pair. No specific figures or timelines beyond Berger's August 2026 podcast announcement are provided.
The players
Paige Spiranac
Paige Spiranac is a golf influencer with a large social media following who frequently collaborates with Robby Berger.
Robby Berger
Robby Berger, known online as Bob Does Sports, is a golf content creator and podcast host who competes in Barstool Sports' Internet Invitational.
The details
Spiranac and Berger played together at Barstool Sports' Internet Invitational, and online speculation tied their playful competitive banter to the breakup. Berger, also known as Bob Does Sports, replied to a post joking about the pair by saying he would destroy the rumors.
Timeline
Last year (2025): Spiranac broke down in sobs at the Internet Invitational after being accused of improving her lie.
August 2026: Berger announced on his podcast that he had called off his engagement to Narod.
November 13, 2026: Spiranac's denial and the rumors were reported.
Season Trajectory
The rumors grew out of the creator-driven golf exhibitions popularized by Barstool Sports' Internet Invitational, where influencer rivalries and on-camera banter draw large online audiences. Speculation about personal lives now sits alongside competitive storylines in this niche of golf entertainment.
For fans following Spiranac and Berger's content, the dispute may shape how their future collaborations are received online. The episode shows how a deleted post can still circulate widely after its removal.
The takeaway
Public statements by online personalities can be amplified quickly, and a denial does not always end speculation. Readers following creator-driven sports content should weigh social media claims against confirmed statements from the individuals involved.
Further reading
Explore more coverage in the Golf section for context on the creators shaping the sport's online following.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Mail Online.
