WATCH: Jose Canseco's daughter Josie turns heads in chic green dress in latest shoot

Former Major League slugger Jose Canseco’s daughter Josie continues to dazzle in the social media spotlight.

Josie is an accomplished model who has graced the cover of numerous magazines while appearing in a significant number of photo shoots.

But Josie turned heads in an IG post from January 22 as she shined in a chic green dress as part of her latest photo shoot.

Here’s a peek at Josie’s latest impressive pose:

WATCH: Jose Canseco's daughter Josie turns heads in chic green dress in latest shoot - Souce: IG

Jose Canseco’s daughter can be seen wearing a backless light green dress with her blonde hair draping down her back and back. Her beautiful green eyes perfectly match the dress’s tone with the light brown background accentuating the color and styles.

Meanwhile, Josie appears in various poses, showcasing her talent for modeling. Her natural features and relaxed attitude make her look natural during the photo shoot.

This latest IG post is just another feather in her modeling cap. Fans and followers can expect bigger and more exciting things from the young model as she continues to make a name for herself in the fashion industry.

It seems like it’s only a matter of time before Josie Canseco becomes a household name around the world thanks to her singular beauty and professionalism.

No Hall of Fame for Jose Canseco

With the recent announcement of the 2025 Baseball Hall of Fame class, the discussion of Jose Canseco’s absence from the Hall has renewed strength. The former Oakland Athletic's great appeared on the Hall of Fame ballot once in 2007, getting a total of six votes.

Those six votes were good enough for 1.1%, leaving Jose Canseco woefully short of the 5% threshold to remain on the ballot for one more year.

The controversy surrounding Canseco’s admitted use of performance-enhancing drugs (PED), led the Baseball Writer’s Association to single out Canseco as unworthy of Hall of Fame induction despite his impressive credentials.

Other players involved in the PED scandal, such as Sammy Sosa, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, and Mark McGwire, among others, have also fallen off the Hall of Fame ballot.

While some “steroid-era” players like Clemens and Bonds received as much as 50% of the votes, they did not get close to the 75% needed for enshrinement.

With Canseco off the ballot, his case could be taken up by the Veteran’s Committee at some point down the road. The Veteran’s Committee meets every other year to discuss players who were not elected during their regular time on the ballot.

The Committee doesn’t always elect players and tends to have stricter standards than the traditional panel. Perhaps the Veteran’s Committee may soften its stance on players accused of allegedly using PEDs, allowing them to join the select few in Cooperstown.

However, there is no indication at the moment that could be the case. There’s no telling how much longer players like Canseco, Bonds, or Clemens may have to wait.