On Instagram, World’s sexiest hockey player Mikayla Demaiter stunned her fans when she posted four pictures from a photoshoot in a white bikini.
Having more than 3.2 million Instagram followers and 1.9 million TikTok followers, Mikayla Demaiter, 23-year-old former ice hockey star, has become one of the sport’s most prominent social media stars.
She is also a student at the University of Western Ontario.
Her recent photo left fans questioning their own mortality. In the caption, Mikayla wrote: “I always follow the dress code for heaven.”
It wasn’t long before her fans filled the comment section. One fan wrote: “Angel that came from heaven.”
One person wrote: “Wow amazing woman.”
Another posted: “Angel in white.”
Another added: “Hottest person on earth.”
In an Instagram post late last month, Mikayla Demaiter stunned fans with a striking red leather dress.
She shared several pictures she took during a photoshoot where she wore a racy red leather dress and posed in front of a fireplace while wearing matching shoes.
The caption on her post read: “Carrying warmth all winter long.”
In the comment section, her followers were enamored. One said: “Always so so beautiful.”
The second said: “I say it often, but you look amazing again.”
A third said: “Red looks so good on you.”
In June 2020, she announced on social media that she was quitting the sport after having been a goaltender in her past.
In her letter, she wrote : “It is time to say goodbye. It is time to turn the page and move to the next chapter of my life, for the first time you will not be my number one focus.
“I want to thank you for the places we’ve gone together. I also want to thank you for all the friends you have made me.
“My family sends their best as well. I know they will definitely miss seeing us together.
“I am excited for the future because everything you have taught me will allow me to succeed.
She added that “There will still be early mornings, new adventures and new friends, and I hope that I embrace them with the same love and passion I did for you.”
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