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Popular LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne was down pretty bad following the Tigers’ stunning loss to Texas A&M on Saturday.
Prior to the game, Dunne was riding pretty high, talking more smack with a happy dance in her LSU gymnastics outfit on TikTok in support of the Tigers.
@livvy Can i get a geaux tigahs?! #lsu #gymnastics #fakebody ♬ original sound – Shy
Dunne spent the holiday weekend traveling back to New Jersey for Thanksgiving. Coincidentally, NorthJersey.com also published a piece about the Hillsdale native on Friday. Dunne spent much of her youth working with the Eastern National Academy of Paramus, which she represented at national and international competitions and with the U.S. national team.
Sadly, the next day, in what wasn’t even a close game, the under .500 Aggies laid the wood to LSU 38-23, killing any small chance they had at playing for the national championship after running off impressive wins over Ole Miss, Alabama, and Arkansas.
Olivia Dunne got right back to making her fans happy with another viral TikTok video
Being a decorated gymnast, Dunne bounced back from the loss the best way she knows how by sharing a new TikTok video contorting her body in what looks like some sort of internet challenge.
“This def didn’t take 100 tries,” Dunne wrote in the caption to the TikTok video which has been viewed over 3.4 million times.
@livvy this def didn’t take 100 tries #foryou ♬ Conceited – Dom
Naturally, several viewers of Dunne’s latest video had to ask what happened to the Tigers?
“Don’t wanna talk ab it,” she replied to one of them.
After clapping back at the hatchet job the New York Times recently published, using her as their main example of everything they think is wrong with NIL money and female athletes, it’s obvious she doesn’t let much bother her.
Of course, that’s pretty easy to do when you’re 20-years-old and the highest paid female college or high school athlete in the nation according to on3.com. The 20 year-old gymnast reportedly has an NIL valuation of $2.3 million