ASU’s Alumnus Gifted Precious Sneakers To LSU’s Star Gymnast Olivia Dunne With Great Message In It
Few people are aware that Olivia Dunne is the highest-paid female college athlete. The gymnast’s fame in her field is demonstrated by her social media game, which has garnered her approximately 14 million followers across all platforms. She is 21 years old. Livvy has won the hearts of many people by embracing her fame and her down-to-earth style. These people include alumni from LSU and, more recently, Utah State University (USU).
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Michael Anderson, an LSU alum, gave Olivia Dunne a pair of personalized Air Jordans later last year, expressing gratitude for the heights she has reached. Even if nothing has changed, USU gymnastics alumni surprised everyone this time. A kind and appreciative note is attached.
Olivia Dunne discovers glitter in the present
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Authentic to her daily routine, Livvy recently shared her joy about a present she got on her Snapchat stories. The SI Swimsuit model first tempted her audience with a grey box that was packed inside and had a message written on top that said, “Olivia Dunne.”
But after a tap, the gymnast exclaimed, “OMGG,” when she saw Nike Air, emblazoned with purple and yellow sparkles and the words “Geaux Tigers” on each. Following the upgrade, Taylor Swift’s “Bejeweled” was playing in the background while Livvy went over the shoe design. Livvy wrote, “Shoutout to Kaitlin for the drip,” as the caption for her posts.
The kind present was from Kaitlyn Betts, a gymnastics coach at the University of Illinois and alumna of Utah State University. Kaitlyn expressed her gratitude in a letter, saying, “Thank you so much for supporting my small business.” “I hope to add some sparkle and shine to your season!” The note went on to say, “Best of luck!” and expressed respect, love, and admiration for both parties.
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Olivia Dunne has previously found herself shining in yellow and purple for the LSU Tigers, even though the incident is still uncommon.
