MEET the Aussie rugby league star who is transcending the game.
Jaime Chapman, 24, has already turned heads as a centre for the Gold Coast Titans in the NRL Women’s Premiership and Australia women’s team.



But now, she has become a firm favourite online – thanks to her social media presence.
Fans are flocking online to follow the blonde beauty, who shares her glam lifestyle on Instagram.
Incredibly, she has amassed around 415,000 followers and continues to share glimpses of her life and playing career on her account.
It’s no wonder she has been called the “world’s hottest rugby player” by her supporters.
Going viral
This week, Jaime’s fame levels exploded when a photo of her circulated on social media.
The picture in question was a throwback to 2024, when she appeared on the red carpet at the Dally M Awards.
The snap of Jaime in a figure-hugging black dress left fans in awe.
One wrote on X: “The body I imagine wonder woman has!”
Another joked: “I’d pay to be tackled by her.”






While a third added: “Her boyfriend is such a lucky guy.”
But, that’s just half the story.
She’s a TV star
In her homeland, Jaime has already made a name for herself on TV.
Back in March, she appeared on Aussie reality TV show Rivals: Sport vs. Sport.
Most recently, she swapped the oval ball for a mic and became a pundit for Channel 9.
Jaime also volunteered at a school in Tanzania during her preseason break, which opened her eyes.
She said: “I got allocated to a school where 90 per cent of the kids were orphans. It was very sad but an eye opener as well.






“I was a bit rocked by it but I formed connections with all these kids, who don’t have parents. We bought food for all the kids and went to where they reside.
“Seeing some of their living situations it hits really hard, knowing that from the ages of two-to-15 they are living in these ways where they don’t even have access to clean water or a bed.
“It was definitely good for the soul, I learned a lot of things when I was over there and to be able to give back in ways that not only change lives but save lives as well was really special and definitely filled my cup.”