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Popular LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne continued her unreal record of success on TikTok last night, posting another video that is closing in on 2.5 million views.
She still hasn’t explained to her 7.1 million followers why her TikTok account was banned last week other than to mention there was a glitch.
Her ban led to a rather humorous TikTok video by Livvy’s sister Julz Dunne who loves poking fun at her little sister, so there was a plus side to her brief disappearance from the platform.
Dunne returned to TikTok later that day with some footage of her finally getting back to training after suffering an injury to her foot and missing several of LSU’s meets.
The next day Livvy shared a look at her back in her sparkly LSU gymnastics gear, which fans, of course, loved.
@livvy a moment for the leo> #foryou #gymnastics #lsu ♬ nathan nakamura was here – nate
Not as much as they loved this TikTok video that she posted shortly before being banned. It currently sits at an eye-popping 13.4 million views.
@livvy torn labrums are screaming #foryou #gymnastics #lsu ♬ CatchTheSplashChallenge – robirawks
Last night, the number one female NIL earner in the nation was back on TikTok with more of her usual fare, lip-synching a quote and sending a message to… someone.
“You know who you are,” Dunne wrote in the description of the video.
@livvy you know who you are #foryou ♬ son original – Teavdel
In the comments of that video, Olivia Dunne shared that she actually fulfilled thousands of women’s dreams back a couple of years ago when she met Joe Sheisty AKA Joe Cool AKA Joe Brrr AKA Joe Cool, while he too was at LSU.
“I met him in the summer of 2021! We have the same agent,” Dunne revealed.
Last October, she provided visual proof of the meeting.
@livvy i said what i said #lsu #gymnastics #fakebody ♬ original sound – Nicky✌🏼
Olivia Dunne also shared a few new pics on her Instagram account over the weekend, rocking her LSU gymnastics fit.
Dunne posted that with the caption, “It’s a great day to be a Tiger,” after ninth ranked LSU defeated #17 Georgia with a season high score to move to 2-4 on the season. (She did not compete in the event and has yet to make her season debut.)