Beautiful Miami Heat reporter Trish Chistakis reveals her new nickname after gone to viral

Miami Heat Reporter Trish Christakis unveiled her new nickname after she had gone viral at the end of last month.

Christakis, who works for CBS Miami, collected more than 11.2 million impressions with a X Post on April 29After the season of the heat was completed.

‘Year 3! What a season for the Miami Heat, grateful, ‘she endorsed a photo of her in a buttoned brown dress.

And while the post of the Greek-American reporter spread in the United States, it even thought it was his way to Europe.

“So apparently call TV stations in Greece me Greek freak 2.0 perhaps the funniest to get out of this,” she wrote on 1 May.

Of course the Milwaukee BucksNigerian Greek star Giannis Antetokounmpo Is known as the ‘Greek Freak’ itself.

Reporter Trish Christakis became viral at the end of last month after the end of the Heat season

Christakis said she was called “Greek freak 2.0” in Greece after her photo was spread

“Just to clarify … This was 100% a nod to Giannis Antetokounmpo, that’s the fun,” Christakis succeeded her original post.

The viral post from Christakis, which was also fun 120k times, received a whole series of reactions from fans.

“I just became a fan of Miami Heat,” someone said.

“Now my friends know why I’m so upset that the heat SZN is over,” a second added.

“Sheesh, respectful,” a third added.

Christakis, supposed to be 31 years old, has treated a variety of professional sports that work in South Florida, including the NFL’s Miami Dolphins, NHL’s Florida Panthers and MLS ‘Inter Miami.

Christakis has treated a variety of Florida teams, including the heat, Panthers and Dolphins

According to her LinkedIn, she graduated in 2015 from the Urbana-Champaign of the University of Illinois with a diploma in temporary employment journalism, which put herself for the current role in the air.

However, she also has a background that plays football herself and revealed in 2023 that treating Lionel Messi had been a huge highlight for Miami.

‘All my life playing football and becoming a professional has always been my biggest dream’ wrote on Instagram.

“But being paid to cover the goat’s career is more than I could have suggested.”