Tony Finau’s wife posts cryptic response to LIV rumours

Tony Finau’s wife has added fuel to the fire over rumours the PGA Tour star is heading to LIV Golf.

Finau, 35, was a surprise late withdrawal from the Tiger Woods-hosted Hero World Challenge this week, ramping up talk he’ll be next to jump ship.

The six-time Tour winner is yet to explain why he snubbed the event in the Bahamas, but his wife Alayna has addressed the gossip on social media.

She filmed herself resting by a swimming pool and when turning the camera towards Finau, posted a link to reports of his big-money move.

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While he seemed largely unbothered, Alayna lip-synced an audio from Hannah Montana.

Check out the video below.

@laynafinau

Me n my day in the life vids in our own lil corner over hurr 💆🏽‍♀️☀️🕶️ #finaufresh #golf #golftiktok #pgatour #livgolf #tonyfinau #fyp

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“My life is complicated enough,” Miley Cyrus says. “The last thing I need is more drama. Hey, Miley. Hello, drama.”

Alayna, who has five children with the Ryder Cup winner, is a regular on social media and has posted videos with Brooks Koepka’s wife Jena Sims.

For Finau, the move to LIV has long been mooted, with Jon Rahm’s Legion XIII and RangeGoats GC likely options.

The RangeGoats, currently captained by Bubba Watson, have at least one space after Thomas Pieters transferred to Dustin Johnson’s 4Aces yesterday.

Meanwhile, Finau is close friends with Rahm and previously defended the Spaniard over his move last December.

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“I’m happy for Jon,” Finau told Sports Illustrated. “He made the best decision he felt was right for his family and himself. I’m happy for him.”

Finau was also linked with a move in 2023 and chose not to rule out the switch.

“I have nothing to say right now,” he said. “I haven’t heard anything.

“I haven’t let anything marinate other than just playing right now.”

His last competitive start was at the Presidents Cup in September, where the US side ran out winners at Royal Montreal.