Cameraman’s lingering footage of Paulina Gretzky’s bum as fiancé wins US Open is online sensation

A TV cameraman had been called out for lingering shots of a woman’s bum after her fiancé won the US Open.
Paulina Gretzky’s backside caused much comment thanks to the footage, which followed her backside up the stairs as she and partner Dustin Johnson celebrated his win.

The tournament took place in Oakmont, Pennsylvania on Monday – the 27-year-old model was seen walking up the steps of the clubhouse wearing her figure hugging, white, short dress.

Twitter went into meltdown over the lingering shot.

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Ritchie Keister tweeted: “Who’s more p***ed off right now - wayne gretzky or the cameramans wife? #paulinagretzky.”

Meanwhile Jennifer Kling posted: “You know a man is in charge if camera following #PaulinaGretzky @DJohnsonPGA up the damn stairs.”

Clete Holmes commented: “If golfers did their job today as well as the camera man following Paulina Gretzky up the stairs did hi, this #USOpen would be a classic.”

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Meanwhile Twitter user Darren said: Congrats out to @PaulinaGretzky on one heck of a walk off the 18th green today. Hope to see more of that in the future.”
Miss Scarlett cheekily posted: ‘Now that #DustinJohnson has won the US Open he can afford a pair of pants for #Paulina Gretzky.”

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It was the first time Johnson had clinched the title and he overcame problems with alcohol to take the trophy.
His fiancée is the daughter of Canadian ice hockey legend Wayne Gretzky.

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The couple are said to be tying the knot soon.

He said: 'I've got a great support system with Paulina, my son Tatum, my family, my team that's around me.

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“So it's been a great road. I'm definitely a stronger person coming out the other side.

“I'm different. I've grown up a lot. Having a son and starting a family has definitely made me grow up a lot. But I felt like I've handled myself very well in the past in the majors, just didn't quite get over that hump. I finally did.”