Millionaire gymnast Livvy Dunne has left fans hailing the “hottest cast ever” as she slipped into the iconic Baywatch swimsuit for the first time
Sports fans been left hot under the collar at Livvy Dunne making her silver screen debut as she wowed in the Baywatch trailer. The blonde bombshell was cast earlier this year in the relaunch of the “most popular show in television history”.
And fans have had their first glimpse of her in the iconic red bathing suit alongside shot, after shot, of slow-mo running. Livvy had already teased her fans in the costume, sharing an Instagram dump in August.
In the behind the scenes pictures, she revealed she would be portraying Grace, an enthusiastic junior lifeguard. And fans were quick to race to the comments to shower her with compliments.
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“The hottest cast ever,” one fan declared. While a second said: “I so can’t wait to see you in Baywatch!”
“Jesus. There should be laws against looking this good,” a third gushed. As a fourth shared: “Who needs Pam when we have Livvy?”
And another added: “January can’t come fast enough!”
The relaunch will air in January, with FOX granting the series last year. Michael Thorn, president of Fox Television Network, said: “In its first run, ‘Baywatch’ defined an entire era of beach life and elevated lifeguards to an iconic status.
“Now, with our partners at Fremantle, this television juggernaut is set for a modern-day comeback.
“Together, Fox and Fremantle, along with Matt Nix and original co-creator Greg Bonann, will bring the California dream to a whole new generation of fans with fresh stories, rising stars and all the spectacle that make the ‘Baywatch’ franchise a global sensation.”
Livvy has already made her millions in gymnasts thanks to the change in rules back in 2021 – that allowed college athletes to profit off their image and name.
Speaking to the New York Post she said: “I just want to be a role model to young girls. I want to set a good example, and I want to send out a message that we’re more than just our sport. That’s very important to me.
“I don’t try to put any pressure on myself, and I don’t try to compare myself to other people. I’m kind of just going with the flow, and it’s very exciting.
“Right now it’s all about trying to find a balance between school, social media and gymnastics. All them are top priorities in my life.
“I think it’s really a special time right now with the NIL change, especially for women’s sports because there’s not a lot of professional leagues after college for women.”