'SO FINE!'
Meet Allison Royalty, the stunning college softball star whose glamorous outfits have fans asking ‘is this you or AI?’
The Florida State star recently suffered a devastating setback
COLLEGE softball star Allison Royalty is so stunning that some fans think her glamorous photos are AI-generated.
The right-handed pitcher at Florida State has developed a huge fanbase thanks to her efforts on the field and her eye-catching looks.
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And fans cannot get enough of Royalty, with one image of the college star gaining over 17 million views on social media.
The photo shows Royalty in her softball uniform next to an image of the college star in a stunning lime green dress.
"Is this you or AI?" one fan said.
"It’s her check out her insta as it’s got the same picture," another fan responded.
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"Oh, she's so damn beautiful," a second fan said.
"She's soo fine!!!" a third added.
Royalty, who recently graduated from FSU, has over 50,000 followers on Instagram and a further 58,000 on TikTok.
She advertises products such as Harmless Harvest Organic Coconut Water, Goat Fuel sports energy drink and Taco Bell.
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Royalty also has her own fitness social media account.
The college star transferred to Florida State from Arizona State before the 2023 season.
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Last year, Royalty made 27 appearances for the Seminoles.
She posted a 2.23 ERA and 53 strikeouts after pitching 69 innings.
After a bright start to the 2024 season, she recently announced via her instagram that she will miss the rest of the campaign with an undisclosed injury.
"I am heartbroken to post that I will not be able to compete in the circle for my Noles moving forward," Royalty said.
"However, I will be in every moment for my team cheering from the dugout.
"Injuries are a part of the game & this will not stop me from competing in a different way than I am used to."
The news comes after Royalty exited the Tallahassee Regional Championship game against Auburn after pitching just one and two-thirds innings.
The college star will end with a 3.75 ERA in 69 innings across 29 games, including 15 starts and 2 complete games.
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Despite the injury setback, Royalty is thriving with her move to Florida State.
“When I made my decision [to transfer], this turned out to be better than I ever could have pictured for myself," she said.
"I had people in my corner who knew the coaching staff here and so that really helped push me in this direction.
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“I knew I wanted to be in an environment that pushed me as a person, not just as a player.
"Definitely a big leap of faith that turned out amazing.”