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Popular LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne has been riding a whirlwind ever since her gymnastics season ended and she revealed she was going to appear in the 2023 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue.
With her jump rope, tan lines, and cowboy boots TikTok videos, Livvy has been crushing it on social media.
Plus, thanks to her SI Swimsuit appearance, she’s gotten to visit the New York Stock Exchange, attend the Academy of Country Music Awards, and hang out with a bunch of famous models.
On Thursday, Olivia Dunne collected yet another perk of appearing in the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue when she got to attend the New York Yankees game against the Baltimore Orioles.
And just like several other recent TikTok videos, Dunne appears to have a crush on someone, yet won’t reveal who it is.
@livvy gotta do whatchu gotta do. #foryou #baseball ♬ kiss it better sped up – xxtristanxo
Olivia Dunne recently shared some financial advice to college athletes who earn NIL money
After being announced as a 2023 SI Swimsuit model, Olivia Dunne spoke to J.D. Durkin of The Street about “how to navigate the new rules and how to best balance the influx of money as a college student.”
“I would say first and foremost, find a really good agent,” Livvy suggested. “That was the first thing I did. And just take your time. Don’t rush into anything. Don’t be in a rush to make a lot of money. Take your time because it’ll come.
“NIL is such an unprecedented area. At first, when it changed, nobody knew really what was going on. I didn’t. LSU didn’t, and other universities didn’t, and the brands didn’t know either. So, to just take your time and the money will be there.”
Dunne also advised, “Surround yourself with trustworthy people. That’s what I would say. I have my family, my coaches, my team, very trustworthy people. Make sure there’s people that aren’t going to use you for that money.
“For other athletes, especially, that are in college, I would say spend your money like a college student, put all that money away, invest it, and just spend it like a normal college kid.”