In A Viral TikTok Of Olivia Dunne, She Replied To A Fan’s Comment, Invited For Gymnastics
Even at her young age, Olivia Dunne has a social media following that surpasses some of the world’s most well-known figures. The LSU gymnast is incredibly popular, with over 12.7 million TikTok followers.
This was mentioned in a remark on one of Dunne’s most recent TikTok videos. One of the commentators made direct contact with the 21-year-old Dunne, asking if Olivia would respond to her statement, beneath a video of her lip-syncing and dancing.
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The varsity gymnast replied to a fan who implied that Dunne would be “starting gymnastics” if she answered:
“Better get your leotard ready.”
Dunne, a New Jersey native, grew up following the New York Yankees. She has, however, moved to warmer climates in Louisiana from the bitterly frigid winters in New Jersey.
Dunne gained a lot from a 2021 NCAA regulation change after sharing videos of her routines on social media in 2020. A change in legislation that became known as the “NIL Rule,” which stands for “name, image, and likeness,” made it possible for amateur athletes to make money off of their identities.
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Olivia Dunne has made a lot of money from sponsored material since then; in 2023, she received $500,000 for a single social media post. Dunne revealed her relationship with Paul Skenes to the world this past summer. Former LSU pitcher Skenes was selected first overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2023 Major League Baseball draft.
“Olivia Dunne is dating 2023 #1 overall pick of the Pittsburgh Pirates Paul Skenes” – Daily Loud
Olivia Dunne is dating the MLB 2023 #1 overall pick of the Pittsburgh Pirates Paul Skenes pic.twitter.com/6HjmIo6fjt
— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) August 20, 2023
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Dunne has experienced substantial changes in her daily life as a result of her fame. The young actress has stated that she needs a full-time security detail and no longer attends LSU’s in-person classes.
