BREAKING NEWS Cavinder twins announce they are getting boob jobs in TikTok from hospital
A short clip shared to their account shows Haley lying in bed being seen to by a nurse while Hanna walks up to the camera.
'Still trying to figure out how being 3 minutes older means she gets her job first,' Hanna wrote as the caption.
The twins, 24, teased the news to their millions of followers earlier in the week.
@cavindertwins it's timeee�� @Motiva USA ♬ original sound - will bottone
They shared a video from the gym where they mouthed along to a voiceover which said: 'Say goodbye to these little, itty, bitty t***ies, b****es ... because 24 hours from now, I'm gonna have a rack.'
The duo capitalized on their fame as college basketball players with the Miami Hurricanes to become a huge presence together as social media influencers.
They have 4.6million followers on TikTok and an estimated wealth of around $4million.
Haley Cavinder is engaged to NFL star Jake Ferguson, who plays for the Dallas Cowboys.
Hanna, meanwhile, was recently dating college football star Carson Beck but they split earlier this year in tense circumstances.
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