Trump’s golfer granddaughter Kai already has a massive $1.2 million NIL valuation

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The NIL — short for "name, image and likeness" — gives student-athletes the power to make money from their personal brand. The NIL value is calculated by working out how marketable a student-athlete is, using factors like their "on-field performance, media exposure, and social media presence".

Women's NIL Valuations are Lavvy Dunne, a gymnast at LSU, Flau'jae Johnson, a basketballer at LSU, and Paige Bueckers, a basketballer at UConn.

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She's currently a senior at The Benjamin School, a small private school in North Palm Beach, a 30-minute drive from Mar-a-Lago in Florida.

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Leaf Trading Cards is stoked to announce that we've struck a deal with Kai Trump, one of the first of its kind, as part of our range of top-notch products and exclusive online releases," CJ Breen, Leaf's marketing manager, said to Sports Illustrated. "This partnership shows how proud we are of Kai's big future in golf, especially as she chases success with the University of Miami Hurricanes. We reckon she's going to be a real star, and we can't wait for footy enthusiasts to start collecting her cards.

She announced in August that she would be heading to the University of Miami, a decision that got her "stoked" to share, she said on Instagram. "I've got to thank my mum, Vanessa, my dad, Don, for helping me out the whole way, mate," she wrote, adding: "I'd also like to thank Nana for hooking me up with the good courses and being a top bloke."

Kai Trump has talked about how much she and her grandfather love playing golf together before.

Last July, the teenager said: "He rings me during the middle of the school day to ask how my golf game is going and tells me all about his." She went on to say: "But then I have to remind him that I'm at school, and I'll have to call him back later."

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