PHOTOS: Olivia Dunne Sent The Entire Internet Into A Frenzy After Posing In White Thong For Sports Illustrated Photoshoot

Olivia Dunne (Photo via @livvydunne/Instagram)
Olivia Dunne, a former LSU standout gymnast who is affectionately known to her millions of admirers as “Livvy,” will grace the pages of the 2024 edition of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit and will appear in the magazine for the first time in its 60th anniversary issue in May.

This week, Dunne teased a Sports Illustrated swimwear “drop” to come on her Instagram feed.

Olivia Dunne worked with photographer Ben Watts in Puerto Rico for the internet-shattering photoshoot in 2023, so this time around, the pair headed to Porto and North of Portugal for the 2024 issue.

The New Jersey native posted two pictures to Instagram. One photo showed the LSU National champion posing in a barely there white bikini top and white thong that left very little to the imagination.

Her second picture showed her posing in a two-piece purple bikini set.

Here is how fans reacted to her in the comment section on her Instagram page:

Dunne is one of the most lucrative college athletes in the country and is currently in her fifth and final year at LSU.

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Dunne, a gymnast since she was three years old, recently assisted LSU Gymnastics in winning its first-ever national championship. The senior earns more than seven figures in name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals, making her one of the highest-paid female athletes in collegiate sports today, via On3.com. She established the Livvy Fund in June 2023, leveraging her NIL success to assist future female LSU student-athletes in partnering with businesses and obtaining their own deals.

Olivia Dunne Hints at Potential Comeback for Fifth Year

Olivia Dunne (Photo by Stew Milne/Getty Images)

After LSU’s incredible National Championship victory in 2024, Olivia Dunne conveyed her appreciation for the team’s accomplishments and her excitement to begin her fifth year.

If Dunne is given the chance to continue playing NCAA basketball until April 2025, her return might greatly improve her NIL prospects, possibly surpassing Bronny’s value.

A lot of people are making predictions regarding Dunne playing a fifth season, especially in light of LSU’s recent historic win and the unusual conditions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic. Dunne revealed some details about her choice in a recent interview.

“I did have a meeting with the coaches today, actually, and we did come to a decision,” she said.

“So, stay tuned to find out.”