Olivia Dunne shares mysterious new TikTok video titled Big Boy making fans curious over its co

In a recent post, the 21-year-old LSU gymnast, Olivia Dunne, hinted at her desire for a substantial partner while referencing the approaching season. She included a video clip with the track “Big Boy” by artists Keke Palmer, SZA, Cecily Strong, Ego Nwodim, and Punkie Johnson, which debuted on Saturday Night Live the previous year.

Adorned in a black top, Livvy was captured mouthing the refrain, “It’s a cuffing season and all the girls be needing, I need a big boy, I want a big boy.” Following that, the LSU player pretended to hold a microphone and exclaimed, “I want a big boy.”

In the caption, Dunne indicated “Mission accomplished,” supplemented by a green check emoji. Her followers readily interpreted this as a reaffirmation of her connection with Pittsburgh Pirates’ Paul Skenes. One follower remarked on Skenes’ stature, another teased about her being a Pirates enthusiast, while a third commented on his notable height.

Olivia Dunne talks candidly about launching her brand and aims to “make good use” of her business skills

In a discourse on the Forbes podcast with Steve Bertoni, LSU gymnast Olivia ‘Livvy’ Dunne, a prominent figure among Generation Z, delved into the conception of her brand. Dunne, whose wealth is appraised at $3.5 million, elucidated that her brand encapsulates diverse facets of her life—her professional endeavors, her kinships, her social circle, and her fashion sensibilities.

Dunne articulated that her current financial earnings primarily stem from partnerships with brands. Nonetheless, she aspires to forge her unique merchandise in the foreseeable future. Expressing an aspirant’s perspective, Dunne conveys her ambition to harness her familial entrepreneurial spirit for future ventures. Steve Bertoni further probed about her prospective business strategies.

Dunne proposed her brand could potentially spawn various commodities, ranging from specialized merchandise to gymnastics-related products, or even extend into the realms of fashion, fitness, or digital applications. In July 2021, the NCAA’s decision to allow student-athletes to engage in endorsement deals marked the rise of Olivia Dunne’s career.

As an All-American gymnast with an already significant online presence due to her lifelong dedication to gymnastics beginning at age three, Dunne’s influence further expanded. By 11, she became the youngest gymnast to enter the USA International Elite program, and her achievements included a gold medal with the USA Junior National Team in 2017.

By 16, Dunne had amassed over 100,000 followers on Instagram, and her TikTok viewership surged as well. Her social media accounts, which frequently feature her gymnastics practice sessions, have garnered widespread appreciation.

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