Hailey Kalil Shines at Golden Globes Amid Legal Drama
Model Hailey Kalil caught attention at the 2026 Golden Globe Awards on Sunday, just days after a whirlwind of courtroom events involving her ex-husband, former NFL lineman Matt Kalil.
She looked stunning in a deep purple dress adorned with details by designer Mark Bower, making a memorable appearance on the red carpet before the glitzy event at the Beverly Hilton in Los Angeles.
This glamorous outing followed Matt Kalil’s lawsuit against Hailey, triggered by comments he made about her body during a 2025 livestream. He claimed those remarks played a role in their divorce.
In November, during an appearance on Marlon Garcia’s Mar-A-Thon livestream, Hailey—a former Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model—compared her ex’s anatomy to “two Coke cans, maybe a third.”
“It’s crap… our whole marriage has been crap,” she said candidly on the livestream. “But I was willing to try everything—therapists, doctors. I even looked up the lipotype ST… my life is like a comedy, it just writes itself. That was a big factor.”
Matt referred to her remarks as “invasive commentary,” expressing regret over the continued attention from the incident. According to a lawsuit reviewed by TMZ.
Matt, who has been remarried since 2024 and has a one-year-old son with wife Keilani Asmus, stated that his family has endured ongoing public scrutiny due to Hailey’s comments.
He claims that she has gained financially and increased her visibility through various media outlets and social platforms, seeking over $75,000 in damages through a jury trial.
Hailey expressed her surprise regarding the lawsuit in a statement obtained by Page Six.
Subsequently, the Daily Mail reported that her attorney, Matthew Bialik, filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
Bialik told TMZ that Hailey felt entitled to speak on the matter as part of her “erotic autonomy,” implying her right to navigate her sexual experiences openly and honestly.
Hailey and Matt got married in 2015. He was selected by the Vikings during the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft and earned a Pro Bowl nod in his rookie year.
