“Meet me at the beach!” said Olivia Dunne in her recent TikTok video while having fun in the Bikini
This offseason, Olivia Dunne is having an absolute blast.
LSU’s top gymnast displayed her incredible talents in a video uploaded to TikTok on Tuesday while sporting a provocative black bikini from the activewear line Vuori.
The 20-year-old Dunne captions the video, “Meet me at the beach!” before performing a back handspring close to the ocean.
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She ends the video by giving the camera a kiss.
One observer called Dunne, who recently finished her junior season with the Lady Tigers, “so effortless.”
Amazing,” another retorted.
The New Jersey native was previously featured in a clip that showed him performing a backflip from a small rock and landing safely on the sand.
She captioned the video, “Some beach-nastics to start the summer off right.”
Dunne is off to a hot start this summer after making her eagerly awaited Sports Illustrated Swimsuit debut in the magazine’s 2023 issue, which was published earlier this month.
According to On3 Sports, the NCAA’s highest-paid female athlete has a NIL valuation of $3.4 million. She was pictured for the venerable magazine in Puerto Rico back in January.
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“Two days ago I competed, I was at school, and then yesterday I flew here, had my fitting, and here I am shooting,” Olivia said of the whirlwind series of events.
Although Olivia Dunne has always dreamed of being in a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, she aims to encourage others by sharing her own inspirational story.
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Blessing your morning scroll with more exclusive images of Livvy Dunne in Puerto Rico for her 2023 SI Swimsuit shoot!https://t.co/bfMGJdVKCo
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“I want to show young girls that you can have it all, and you don’t need to choose between whatever it is you’re passionate about,” she said. “You can be passionate about music, art. You don’t need to pick and choose. You can do it all and be successful.
“I think you need to set your own expectations for success and dream big.”
