Kai Trump announces new NIL deal, joining Livvy Dunne and Travis Kelce
The University of Miami commit joins Accelerator Active Energy as an equity partner alongside former LSU gymnast Livvy Dunne and NFL star Travis Kelce.
Trump, granddaughter of President Donald Trump, has more than 6 million followers across her social channels and signed with GSE Worldwide for management, whose clients include Bryson DeChambeau and Lexi Thompson.
Trump, 18, recently filmed "Kai's Announcement" at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida. She joined "Fox & Friends" on Monday morning to talk about the new partnership with the sugar-free energy drink and her grandfather's influence.
"He really just taught me to keep on fighting and keep on practicing and whatnot," said Kai. "I've loved playing golf with him my whole life. It's the reason that we share a special bond together."
In February, Kai signed an endorsement deal with TaylorMade.
A rising senior on the Benjamin School's girls golf team in Palm Beach, Florida, she has 1.7 million followers on her YouTube channel, where she cooks with mom, teaches friends the game and take viewers behind the scenes at the White House.
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