WATCH: $924,000 NIL-valued Hanna and Haley Cavinder give an apartment tour of their lavish Miami residence

Modified Apr 28, 2024 00:20 GMT

Take a look at Haley and Hanna Cavinder’s living space.

Hanna, who has a NIL valuation of $924,000 as per On3, and sister Haley Cavinder once gave an apartment tour of their lavish residence in Miami. The popular twin sisters showed off their beautiful space and gave fans a sneak peek into their living space.

Haley and Hanna started off by showing their kitchen, which was the most essential part of their house.

“The most important place is the kitchen ‘cause we are chefs.”

The sisters revealed that the coffee spot is the most used part of their kitchen. They then showed off a large dining table that sat between the drawing room and the kitchen.

A bar space cart stocked their preferred poison. Haley Cavinder showed her room, bathroom and walk-in closet that was filled with athleisure wear.

Haley took her viewers to Hanna Cavinder’s space upstairs. A lounge room with a TV and cozy furniture filled the upper floor of their apartment.

The twin sisters have taken their fans on another apartment tour of their upscale Fort Lauderdale apartment.

Hanna and Haley Cavinder showed off their luxurious space at Ford Lauderdale

Before sharing the interior details of their Miami residence with her fans, Hanna and Haley Cavinder posted a vlog of them giving an apartment tour of their dream house in Fort Lauderdale. Their NIL deals have allowed them to enjoy opulently and their Fort Lauderdale apartment is just another example of that.

The YouTube video was titled:

”We moved to our dream place”

The apartment had two bedrooms with the house featuring a floor-to-ceiling window concept with a wrap-around balcony. The house was decorated with minimal and beige-colored furniture.

A bar cart was a must in their second house along with modern kitchen appliances and a wall-mounted television on a pillar in the living room.

Hanna and Haley Cavinder are going to play for the Miami Hurricanes for their fifth and final college basketball season. The two announced their return on social media after taking a year-long break from playing.