Olivia Dunne loves this person ‘more than anything’ and it's not her boyfriend Paul Skenes
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA: LSU Gymnast Olivia Dunne aka Livvy recently proved that she loves someone 'more than anything' and it's not her boyfriend, baseball player Paul Skenes.
On November 4, the LSU star sent her mother Katherine Dunne heartfelt wishes by sharing childhood pictures. The 21-year-old thanked her for supporting her throughout her career that she started at the age of three.
Dunne was born to parents Katherine Dunne and David Dunne on October 1, 2002. Her mother, who graduated from Rutgers University, enjoys posting content about her daily life on social media. Her father, meanwhile, graduated from Pace University with an MBA in finance and international business and is a successful corporate attorney.
Olivia Dunne loves her mother 'more than anything'
Olivia Dunne's parents never stopped encouraging her to pursue her dreams of being a professional gymnast and a well-known social media influencer. Dunne recently took the time to express her gratitude to her mother for her support, on her birthday.
On November 4, the gymnast posted numerous photos to her Instagram story. Images showed the mother and daughter hugging during the gymnast's competitions. A few of the photos were from when she was younger and from their beach vacations.
The young gymnast posted these photos along with a poignant note for her mother, which read, "Happy birthday to the QUEEN! I love you more than anything mom!"
Olivia Dunne and sister Julz recollect childhood memories
As per Marca, in her latest social media post, Olivia Dunne and her sister Julz remembered their childhood pet. The TikTok sensation shared some childhood memories, discussing them with her sister Julz.
A picture of Olivia Dunne, as a little child wearing a red dress and holding a puppy in both arms, was shown during the discussion. The 21-year-old athlete reminisced on how much Biscuit meant to her during her homeschooling days. "That was my little puppy, Biscuit," she stated.
"I loved her. She was my only friend in homeschool, RIP Biscuit," she added.
The sisters also remembered a humorous incident in which they posed next to a cow mascot in an ice cream shop with some of their childhood pals.