Brooks Koepka's wife Jena Sims mocks viral 'hawk tuah' trend in golf video

LIV Golf sensation Brooks Koepka's other half, Jena Sims, has hilariously mocked the popular "hawk tuah" TikTok trend. The television personality took to social media where she mimed shining Koepka's golf club set with the viral audio track from Hailey Welch's TikTok capturing the limelight.

Sims' TikTok appearance was comparatively light-hearted compared to a previous post on Instagram where she openly detailed a worrying episode post-botox treatment. "I ain't doing it for you all. I'm doing it for me. I personally love injectables. But within reason," stated Simms.

Worries over potential side effects surfaced as Sims wondered aloud: "My first thought was is my esophagus gonna shut down? Am I gonna be able to breathe? Am I gonna be able to eat? Like she's like yes, literally nothing is gonna be...like...it's gonna be unchanged."

Expressing her gratitude for the doctors, she added: "So yeah, I am so happy to have met them. I am not going under the knife. I am not getting any surgery done."

In an attempt to further clarify, she emphasised, "But it is just a plastic surgeon's office. I am not. I am not doing. I am not interested in any surgery. I just wanted to get a little squirt squirt here and there, and that's what I did."

Brooks and Sims have been inseparable since their paths crossed over nine years ago at the Masters. They're parents to baby Crew Koepka, who's soon turning one at the end of this month. Sims is no stranger to helping out her pro-golfer beau, having caddied for him during the leisurely Masters' Par Three Contest; often relatives and friends also participate.

"I love being able to support Brooks and watch him because he's so talented," she revealed in an interview with Golf Digest. "He'll say to me all the time: 'It must be so boring walking around in the crowd watching me play.' And I'm like, no way. I actually really enjoy it."

"Since the Masters is very serious, it's pretty much the golfing equivalent of the Super Bowl. They allow the players' spouses and kids to act as caddies at the [Par 3 Contest] which is why I'm dressed in the jumpsuit," Sims added.

Koepka is now jetting off to Spain to compete at LIV Golf Andalucia from 12-14 July and he'll be in Scotland the following week to compete in the 152nd Open Championship at Royal Troon. Despite the American being a five-time major winner, he's yet to win The Open. He'll be hoping for a change of fortune this year.

At the last major, Koepka managed a t26 finish at the U.S. Open, which fellow LIV Golf star Bryson DeChambeau went on to win. Koepka, a two-time U.S. Open winner, congratulated his former rival as he became the second-ever LIV Golf star since the Breakaway Tour's inception to win a major.

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