Millionaire gymnast and LSU superstar Olivia Dunne was the main attraction at the College World Series on Monday night, an event she wasn’t even competing in.
The college sensation was in attendance to cheer on the LSU Tigers in their clash against Wake Forest as they competed in the baseball College World Series in Omaha.
Dunne drew a huge crowd to where she was sitting, with hundreds of fans spotted milling around the section of the stadium the 20-year-old was.
So big was her following, it prompted college reporter, Ana Bellinghausen to tweet out a photo and video of the commotion Dunne’s attendance caused.
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She tweeted: “Easy to tell what section Livvy Dunne is in. The LSU gymnast & social media phenom posted that she’s in attendance cheering on @LSUbaseball tonight.”
Additionally, the gymnast was also pictured at the top of the fourth innings signing a hat for another LSU fan when ESPN’s cameras cut away from the action to focus on Dunne.
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She also posted a story from the College World Series clash, taking to Instagram to show her 4.1 million fans the impressive view she had for the game.
On her Instagram story, Dunne wrote: “Let’s geaux tigahs.” However, Dunne’s appearance at Charles Schwab Field was unable to inspire the Tigers to victory on Monday night. LSU fell to Wake Forest, losing 3-2.
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2023 has been quite the year for the gymnast, who became a millionaire at just 20 thanks to her NIL (name, image and likeness) deals she signed after the NCAA relaxed their image right rules for college athletes.
And she also made her debut for Sports Illustrated back in April too, taking to the beaches of Puerto Rico for her shoot just days after competing for LSU.
“Two days ago I competed, I was at school, and then yesterday I flew here, had my fitting, and here I am shooting,” Dunne said when she arrived at the shoot.