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“We Survived”:104 Days Later Gymnastics Crush Olivia Dunne Gets Real on LSU Return

Published 08/23/2023, 9:33 AM EDT

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Olivia Dunne is the name that anyone can talk about these days. Dunne’s social media following may have brought her attention, but it’s her gymnastics journey that truly shines. Recently, she earned a notable distinction for her academic dedication. The LSU gymnast secured her third consecutive WCGA Scholastic All-American title. 

Alongside this achievement, Dunne has consistently made her mark on the SEC academic honor roll. With a significant presence on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, her online influence aligns seamlessly with endorsement deals and NIL negotiations. Now after an eventful summer featuring ESPYS and MLB games, Olivia Dunne’s recent social media post reveals a return to her origins. What could this mean for the gymnastics star?

Olivia Dunne and her Snapchat chronicles her LSU Tigers’ journey

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“We survived,” Olivia Dunne’s caption read, encapsulating a series of moments on her Snapchat story. The swimsuit model unveiled her return to the LSU Tigers’ journey in a fun way. Stepping into her final year at the university, this chapter also marks her farewell to competitive gymnastics. 

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Livvy’s story showcased her team’s commitment during a weightlifting session, followed by candid snapshots with teammates at a post-workout brunch. Her earlier Instagram stories spotlighted impressive balance beam flexibility, providing a glimpse into her training routines. She was regularly documenting her routines while training for senior NCAA Gymnastics preparations too. 

Moreover, Olivia Dunne’s agility definitely takes the spotlight once more with this snap. Beyond the training grind, her recent Instagram post recounted the highlights of her summer escapades. As she embarks on her last year, both academically and in gymnastics, Olivia Dunne continues to share her journey, letting fans join her as she navigates this pivotal phase of her life. What might this recap entail?

Dunne’s post offers nostalgia and exciting updates

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In her signature style, Olivia Dunne took us on a nostalgic journey. The 20-year-old millionaire aligned her caption with a Disney hit song, “There’s 104 days of summer vacation till school comes along just to end it..” The LSU gymnast treated her followers to glimpses of her dreamy Italian getaway. The social media star’s post garnered a staggering 653,393 likes within days.

As per the New York Post, Dunne marked her debut in this year’s Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue. A separate click captured her posing alongside Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Camille Kostek and her longtime boyfriend, former NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski. 

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Amidst the array of moments, a picture of Dunne’s attendance at a baseball game stood out. Moreover, this capture coincided with the confirmation of her relationship with Pittsburgh Pirates pitching prospect Paul Skenes. However, before her Snapchat picture series, Olivia Dunne had already shared her return to the Tigers gym on Instagram with the caption “Back at LSU”. As she consistently updates her fans, anticipation brews for what she has in store for the upcoming season.

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Gincy Abraham

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Gincy Abraham, an accomplished sports news writer at EssentiallySports, has a profound passion for surfing and a talent for covering the latest developments in sports. With expertise in Olympic news, Gincy captures the essence of the global sporting event. With a bachelor's degree in journalism and years of experience as a news reporter, Gincy is always in pursuit to deliver accurate content religiously.
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