Jac Caglianone's sister Samantha dons a blue bikini while surfing the waves in style

Kansas City Royals first baseman Jac Caglianone's sister, Samantha, shared a glimpse of her surfing on the waves. She was a student-athlete in volleyball at Santa Fe College but didn't continue to the college level. Currently, she is working as a legal assistant at Caglianone & Miller, PA.

On Saturday, she shared a clip on her Instagram story featuring her surfing the waves. She wore a blue bikini, as the scenic view of clouds and the beach complemented the clip. She also tagged her friend, Myia Weizman, in the post.

Jac Caglianone's sister, Samantha, posted a surfing clip on her social media platform. (Image via Instagram)

Two days ago, she shared a post in collaboration with Aleosun from St. Pete Beach, Florida. She wore a golden bikini with denim while holding the tanning oil she was promoting. The caption read:

"It’s not too late in summer to get that bronze tan you’ve been dreaming of 🤩@sam.caglianone in Florida using our Organic Tanning Oil 🙌"

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Jac Caglianone’s sister, Samantha, posts playful caption about brother

On June 4, Samantha Caglianone shared a post on her social media platform with her brother, Jac. The shared carousel features eight images of Busch Stadium.

In the first image, the brother-sister duo looks confident. Jac was in his Kansas City Royals uniform, and Samantha wore a long-sleeved T-shirt with denim bottoms.

The second image features a family picture with their parents, Jeff and Johanne. The last picture is a close-up of Jac posing with a smile behind the net. She added "Congratulations" by Quavo to the post.

"So what does your brother do for a living?" she captioned.

The caption itself is flexing that her brother is an MLB player. Jac Caglianone replied with sibling banter:

"Tyyyyype."

Jac Caglianone's sister, Samantha, posted on a carousel social media platform, and his brother replied. (Via Instagram)

Jac Caglianone is on a 10-day IL after suffering a hamstring strain on July 26. Before the injury, he posted a .147 batting average with five home runs and 10 RBIs.