Olivia Dunne stunned as she receives two pairs of 'cool' personalized sneakers: 'I'm wearing this on meet day'
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA: LSU gymnastics star Olivia Dunne was taken aback when she received two pairs of personalized sneakers, and she promised to wear one of them to a meet.
Olivia Dunne, in her viral TikTok video, revealed the "big boy" in her life to her 7.8 million followers in her latest post on the video-sharing app.
Olivia Dunne receives gift from Boot Up Customs
In a video, after visiting Boot Up Customs, Dunne received two pairs of high-top Nike Dunks as a gift, one of which was customized in the iconic purple and gold color scheme of LSU.
The video of the visit shows Dunne evidently surprised as the box containing the memento honoring her school was opened. "Oh my gosh!" she exclaimed to Boot Up owner Michael Anderson, beaming with joy. She added, "These are amazing."
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"I'm wearing this on a meet day for sure," she said afterward. "These are so cool!" Dunne also got a pair of Dunks with the Louis Vuitton pattern, with a background gradient of light blue and pink.
As Michael posted the clip on Instagram, Olivia commented on the post, writing, "Consider me now drippy."
Olivia Dunne discusses 'big boy' in her life
Recently, Olivia Dunne made a subtle reference to her boyfriend Paul Skenes in a TikTok video. The video was posted on Tuesday and featured Dunne dancing to 'Big Boy' by Keke Palmer, SZA, Cecily Strong, Ego Nwodim, and Punkie Johnson.
Dunne sang, "I need a big boy," as well. Many believe Dunne's statement claiming it was "that time of the year again, cuffing season," which is slang for fall romance, to be a reference to Skenes. Nevertheless, Dunne omitted any names.
Prior to this flirtatious video of hers, Dunne also recently shared a flirtatious picture taken at the New York Yankees' home game in the Bronx this past summer, a shift from her usual content.
The rising star believes that traveling with security and being unable to attend in-person lessons are two consequences of her fame.