Paige Spiranac’s Daring Outfit at Doja Cat’s Memorial Sparks Fierce Fan Debate
Social media was set ablaze this week after golf influencer Paige Spiranac appeared at Doja Cat’s private memorial service wearing an outfit many have described as “shockingly daring” for the solemn occasion. The controversial ensemble—a form-fitting black jumpsuit featuring a plunging neckline and dramatic side cutouts—has ignited a fierce debate online, dividing fans over whether Spiranac’s attire was a sign of bold individuality or deeply inappropriate for a funeral setting.
The service, held in Los Angeles, was an intimate gathering of close friends, family, and a handful of public figures from the music and entertainment industries. While most attendees opted for traditional black dresses, suits, or understated fashion choices, Spiranac arrived in an outfit that instantly turned heads. Paired with towering stilettos and her signature blonde hair swept into a sleek ponytail, her look would have fit seamlessly on a red carpet—but not, many argued, at a memorial.
Photographs quickly leaked to social media, showing Spiranac standing somberly among mourners. However, it was her attire that became the focal point. Within hours, hashtags like #PaigeSpiranac and #DojaMemorial were trending on X (formerly Twitter), with fans and critics weighing in.
“Paige is always stunning, but there’s a time and place for everything,” wrote one user. “A funeral is not the place to showcase your curves.”
Others leapt to her defense, insisting her outfit was simply an extension of her personal style and should not overshadow the purpose of the event.
“People need to stop policing women’s bodies,” another fan tweeted. “Paige has always worn what makes her feel confident. Why should she suddenly dress differently because it’s a memorial?”
Spiranac herself addressed the controversy the following day in a candid Instagram story. Clad in a simple sweatshirt, she seemed frustrated yet composed.
“I know a lot of people are upset about what I wore yesterday,” she said. “I genuinely didn’t mean to offend anyone. It’s just…this is how I dress. I felt that wearing black was respectful, and I thought the jumpsuit was elegant. I’m sorry if it came across as disrespectful. That wasn’t my intention.”
Her apology drew both praise and further criticism. Some fans commended her for addressing the issue head-on, while others insisted that the initial outfit choice showed poor judgment regardless of her explanation.
“Intentions don’t erase impact,” one follower commented. “There’s a code for mourning, and she ignored it.”
This incident adds another chapter to Spiranac’s history of fashion controversies. As a golf influencer known for her provocative attire and candid online presence, she has frequently found herself at the center of debates about women’s dress codes, both on and off the golf course.
Yet even amid the firestorm, some believe the backlash is overblown.
“At the end of the day, it’s Paige being Paige,” one supporter wrote. “People just love to hate a confident woman.”
As the dust settles, one thing remains certain: Paige Spiranac continues to push boundaries—whether she’s on the fairway, the internet, or, controversially, at a memorial service.