Olivia Dunne exposes her startling red flags, fan asserts they are 'the one' for her
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA: LSU star gymnast and influencer, Olivia Dunne recently revealed what her "red flags" are on TikTok. The video of Dunne highlighting her "red flags" has already garnered a lot of attention from her fans. The New Jersey native, who has made a name for herself both as a gymnast and an influencer, is a positive role model for many young people. Her willingness to share her vulnerabilities makes her more relatable, and her followers love her even more for it.
Dunne has amassed a large following due to her stunning gymnastics skills, beauty, and infectious personality. She is considered a trailblazer in the sport, and her social media presence continues to inspire and motivate people around the world. Dunne's TikTok video is just another example of her willingness to share and connect with her audience.
'Emphasis on the middle flag'
The well-known gymnast and influencer from LSU took part on Thursday in a popular TikTok trend where users record their reactions and a filter predicts their three red flags.
In the video, she appeared hesitant to discover the result, stating, "I don't even want to know my red flags." However, when the flags were unveiled one by one, the results for Dunne were; "Too much screen time, slow to text, lots of shopping". The 20-year-old millionaire, who has 7.5 million followers on TikTok, smiled and didn't seem surprised. Dunne participated in the popular TikTok trend, which involves users filming their reactions while a filter predicts their three red flags.
“Emphasis on the middle flag,” Dunne wrote in her caption.
'I’m the one livvy'
A user on TikTok commented, "Your perfect livvy you ain’t got no red flags" while the other user wrote, "Livvy I have 4 hours of screen time every day, I’m a very fast tester, and I don’t shop a lot but I’d go with you." Another user commented, "I’m the one livvy." The Fourth user wrote, "livvy you don’t have any red flags."
Olivia Dunne is NCAA's highest-earning female
According to ON3 Sports, Dunne, 20, is presently the NCAA's greatest NIL earner, with a NIL valuation of $3.4 million. NIL is a new policy that goes into effect in 2021 and allows all NCAA student-athletes to be compensated by private sponsors. In a June social media post, Dunne announced a new partnership with Motorola to market its latest product, the razr+. Vuori, EA Sports, Body Armour, Grubhub, Linktree, Forever 21, American Eagle Outfitters, and Bartleby, a budding studio app, have all signed contracts with the gymnast.
