The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue has featured some prominent athletes over the years. But what about sideline reporters? One prominent sideline reporter who covers college football and the National Football League for CBS has admitted that she dreamed of being a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit

I thought I was being punked,” the CBS Mornings co-host gushed over the surprising invitation she received from Sports Illustrated to pose as a swimsuit ... As previously reported by Asset Magazine in August, she "has amassed an $80 million net worth ...

Genevieve Morton is a South African model who has been in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue multiple times. She was on the cover in 2011 and was voted Sexiest Woman in the World by FHM in 2012. Senate Republicans block the Democrats' IVF bill that would enshrine protection and expand access for IVF services.

The brand’s 2024 Power List came out on Sept. 18 ahead of the October issue of the magazine, dubbed “The Power Issue.” Much as it sounds, the list includes those individuals that SI considers to be the current most influential in the sporting world.

Gayle King has revealed the most common reaction she's received for her Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover. "I've had so many women come up to me and say, that was so brave," Gayle, 69, told People magazine.

Abbey Clancy Abbey Clancy has had a varied career. She is a model, TV presenter and was on shows in Britain like "Britain's Next Top Model" and "Strictly Come Dancing." In the United States she would be remembered for her appearance in a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue that featured models and body painting.

Once King realized it was genuine, the CBS Mornings host was "excited. That's what it was for me. To show you that it's 69 and feeling really fine."

"That's what it was for me. To show you that it's 69 and feeling really fine," the 'CBS Mornings' co-host tells PEOPLE