Hanna Cavinder's Twin Seemingly Alludes to Carson Beck Breakup Rumors with Cryptic TikTok

The Cavinder twins have each other's backs.

Haley Cavinder, 24, posted a cryptic message to her TikTok after breakup rumors swirled about her sister Hanna's relationship with Miami Hurricanes QB Carson Beck, 23, who she's been dating since July 2024.

"I just want to say one thing because I can't be too crazy unfiltered on here," she began in her TikTok video, which she filmed outside in a tropical location causally sporting a bathrobe.

"If your sister comes to you or your friend or someone that's really important in your life and they have a gut feeling about a relationship or a friendship, for example, and they just tell you that on a repeated basis, trust your dang sister," Haley said.

"Trust her! She's always right, I promise you, or your mom," she adds. "They're always right."

Meanwhile, Haley did not specifically name anyone in the video, which she captioned, "Sister knows best." The twins have three other siblings: sisters Brooke, Brandi and Natalie.

Elsewhere in the TikTok, Haley continued, "It's not my story to tell, but yeah. I know there's a lot of speculation and I see someone in my life that's hurting and I don't think it's okay to not be able to have to always keep your mouth shut."

"So it's a little bit of unfiltered Haley on here," she concluded. "And yeah, I'm trying to be as nice as possible."

Earlier in the day, Hanna and Beck sparked breakup rumors after fans noticed that the basketball star wiped all trace of the Miami Hurricanes quarterback from her Instagram and no longer followed him.

Beck made his formerly public Instagram profile private, too.

Hanna and Beck didn't immediately reply to PEOPLE's request for comment.

The Cavinder twins have become two of the most profitable athletes in the NCAA with 4.6 million followers on TikTok and 401K followers on Instagram. In addition to their joint account, they've also amassed followings on their respective social media pages as well.

The college basketball players often post health and fitness-related content online. They both played at Fresno State before transferring to the Miami Hurricanes.

On March 12, Haley announced she was officially stepping away from the sport after playing it since she was a kid. She shared the "hard" news in an emotional post on Instagram.

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"18 years later, and it's time to say goodbye to the game I’ve loved since I was six. Thank you for an amazing basketball career. Nothing will ever fill the void of you or the feeling of accomplishing my dream — playing the sport I love with my twin by my side. The places you took me, the relationships built, and the opportunities you gave me—I will forever be grateful," she began.

"It's hard to express how much this sport has impacted and changed my life, but it will always be a part of who I am," Haley concluded.