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Olivia “Livvy” Dunne is turning the cozy vibes up a notch with a casual bedroom selfie.
Taking to her Instagram Stories on Sunday, August 25, the 21-year-old college gymnastics sensation appeared relaxed and effortlessly chic, matching a white tee and shorts with her crisp white bed sheets.
Adding a dose of cuddly charm, her canine buddy Roux appears to casually be in the background. With a grin, Dunne captioned the snapshot “Hii” alongside a white heart, subtly directing fans to her new venture with Passes.
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Clicking through to her Passes profile, fans are met with the social media star’s warm welcome: “You found me!💓 This is gonna be so fun…” Her introduction video is pure ‘Livvy’ energy as she offers a VIP ticket to her life. “I’m going to be taking you guys behind the scenes, giving you exclusive access to new content. Like answering y’alls messages, or just giving you exclusive content whether I’m going to a workout or a red carpet or anything in between. And I hope you guys love it just as much as I do,” she said, blowing a kiss to the camera.
But Passes isn’t the only name linked with Dunne. On Tuesday, August 20, she flaunted her back-to-school style in a Nautica campaign, captivating her followers with a cool collegiate look captioned, “lookin cool for school in @nautica 😎.” The post quickly filled with comments from fans with nothing but love.
“You look absolutely marvellous,” one person said.
“So gorgeous 😍” chimed in another.
“You sure do make those clothes look good, Livvy Dunne!! Nice photo shoot!!” exclaimed a third.
Alongside her brand collaborations, the gold medalist is navigating the spotlight with her boyfriend, Paul Skenes. Their relationship, sparked amid the college life at Louisiana State University, has evolved from campus casual to headline-making news.
Gushing over her beau to USA Today Sports, Dunne said she’s become a “crazy baseball girlfriend” watching the 22-year-old Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher on the mound. “My brain can’t even process how hard he throws. It is incredible and it’s such a joy to watch and he’s a great baseball player, but an even better person,” she swooned.
