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LSU Gymnast Olivia Dunne In Her Black Leotard Is Back On Uneven Bars

Olivia Dunne shows off her gymnastics skills following a leg injury!

The artistic gymnast, better known as Livvy on social media, took to her Instagram Stories and uploaded a video of herself performing an uneven bar routine. As reported by The Sun, Dunne has been unable to compete due to a leg injury, which has kept him sidelined since December 12.

Showing his injuries

Olivia Dunne takes a selfie.Instagram | Olivia Dunn

In a previous selfie, the 20-year-old LSU athlete showed off her protective boots while wearing a tight leotard featuring her team’s colors.

Back On Uneven Bars

In a clip shared a few hours ago, Dunne looks better than ever and without his boots. Although, his legs were still wrapped in white bandages as he showed off his skills on the uneven bars. The internet sensation lifted her body and did a few swings before perfectly landing on the mat with her arms raised.

She looked make-up free during their rehearsal, where she rocked a black one-piece with a sleeveless design, highlighting her sculpted arms. The dress also had a high neckline that covered her décolletage.

Her leotard cinched in at her waist, highlighting her flat midsection and slender frame. Also of note is the bold high-cut design. The leg openings sit high on her hips, leaving her sculpted legs in full view for her fans to admire.

Dunne noted that he was “back into the changes.”

Is Olivia Dunne Ready To Race Again?

April 16, 2021: LSU's Olivia Dunne performs on the uneven bars during the 2021 NCAA Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Championships Semifinals at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, TX.  Kyle Okita/CSM(Image Credit: © Kyle Okita/Cal Sport Media) Newscom/(Mega Agency TagID: csmphototwo736951.jpg) [Photo via Mega Agency]MEGAA a few days ago, LSU gymnastics coach Jay Clark gave an update on Dunne’s leg injury during a conversation with Nola.com sports columnist Scott Rabalais.

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Clark revealed that the teenager’s legs are back on fire after their meeting in Arkansas and he is still at least two weeks away from competing. He described the situation as “a little frustrating.”

Added Security

February 5, 2022: LSU's Olivia Dunne is introduced before the NCAA gymnastics meet between the LSU Tigers and the Auburn Tigers at the Pete Maravich Convention Center in Baton Rouge, LA.  Kyle Okita/CSM(Image Credit: © Kyle Okita/Cal Sport Media) Newscom/(Mega Agency TagID: csmphototwo864211.jpg) [Photo via Mega Agency]MEGADunne, who specializes in uneven bars and floor exercises, has more than 10 million followers on TikTok and Instagram combined. His internet fame made him a millionaire at the age of 18, with an estimated net worth of $2.3 million.

Dunne’s supporters, mostly teenage boys, flocked to LSU’s recent game against Utah to cheer him loudly from the crowd.

While there, his supporters caused a wild scene LSU had to increase security for the team.

As Outkick reported, they didn’t hold back their support for the gymnast on Jan. 6 at the Jon M. Huntsman Center, where they held Dunne-centric signs, even though she wasn’t in the lineup at the time.

Message To His Fans

March 19, 2022: LSU's Olivia Dunne moves between the bars during the 2022 SEC Women's Gymnastics Championships at Legacy Arena in Birmingham, AL.  Kyle Okita/CSM(Image Credit: © Kyle Okita/Cal Sport Media) Newscom/(Mega Agency TagID: csmphototwo885846.jpg) [Photo via Mega Agency]MEGAThis caused Dunne to speak out via social media.

“I will always appreciate and love the support from all of you, but if you come to the meeting, I want to ask you to respect the other gymnasts and the gymnastics community because we are just doing our job,” he said. tweeted.

Dunne’s mother, Katherine, also took to Twitter and defended the gymnast.

“It’s not good to blame any athlete/celebrity when fan behavior goes too far,” he said write. “In a sport where all the girls wear nothing but tights, it’s no longer showing that the way Livvy dresses means she deserves this in any way. Stop shaming women because of men’s behavior.”

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