'Wheel Of Fortune' Icon Pat Sajak's Daughter Rocks Green Bikini in 'GRWM'

Maggie Sajak served up island glam while enjoying a tropical escape to Hawaii.

The 30-year-old — known for being Pat Sajak‘s daughter and Wheel of Fortune‘s social media correspondent — shared a new bikini-clad video captioned, “Grwm at the beach.”

Maggie stunned in a teal two-piece in her clip posted via Instagram featuring Justin Bieber’s hit track “Yukon” on Wednesday, August 20, rocking a stack of colorful necklaces that were layered with chunky beads, vibrant charms and a bold sunburst pendant.

In the video, she opted for a natural glam, tucking a flower in her hair before applying foundation with a beauty blender, liquid blush, bronzer to her cheeks, eyebrow gel, mascara, lip liner and gloss. Maggie kept her hair down in an effortless half-up style with a few tiny braids.

Days prior, the licensed attorney posted other picturesque snaps wearing a cream halter top and flowing white skirt. “Checking in with the mermaids,” she wrote in the caption.

Maggie also treated fans to a clip with her father, 78, from their trip. “Me never letting my dad relax,” she quipped about the video showing her asking him a thought-provoking question.

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“This is nice,” she said at the start of the video, to which he replied, “This is the life, Maggie.”

Maggie has since returned to film Wheel of Fortune, posting a video of her coffee cup on Thursday, August 21, that cheekily stated, “It’s time to SPIN into a season of WTF.”

She later shared a pic of her Van Leeuwen ice cream, writing, “Spoiling us with the yummy treats on set today!”

Prior to her current gig, Maggie was once a letter turner on the hit show.

As Us Weekly previously reported, Pat announced in June 2023 that he would be walking away from his longtime role on Wheel of Fortune after more than 40 years at the helm.

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Pat became a regular fixture after joining the beloved game show in 1981, succeeding host Chuck Woolery.

“Well, the time has come. I’ve decided that our 41st season, which begins in September, will be my last. It’s been a wonderful ride,” he shared in a statement via X at the time.

Fortunately, that wasn’t the last fans saw of Pat, as he returned to lead season 5 of the show’s spinoff, Celebrity Wheel of Fortune.