Livvy Dunne, Paul Skenes visit Josh Allen as Bills prepare for regular-season finale

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There was a significant celebrity sighting inside the field house at One Bills Drive in the days leading up to the Buffalo Bills’ regular-season finale against the New York Jets.
International superstar Livvy Dunne and boyfriend Paul Skenes, the reigning National League Cy Young Award winner, were in Orchard Park this week to pay a visit to Josh Allen and the Bills. Skenes and Allen participated in a jersey swap, with Dunne, a former LSU gymnast and social media influencer, capturing the moment and posting to her X account with the caption “This is my Super Bowl.”
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This is my Super Bowl pic.twitter.com/xhQYHk6AoR
— Olivia Dunne (@livvydunne) January 3, 2026
Trip to Buffalo
Dunne and Skenes were accompanied on their trip to Buffalo by Skenes’ Pirates teammate, Jared Jones, and his wife, Rylien, who both appeared alongside the high-profile couple in images posted to Dunne’s Instagram story.
The Bills are getting ready to take on the Jets in what could be the final game inside the current Highmark Stadium. There is no word on whether or not Dunne, Skenes and crew will attend the game on Sunday evening.
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Lookalike
The meeting between the reigning NFL MVP and Skenes comes after months of comparisons, as many have noted the uncanny resemblance between the two star athletes, both in their appearance and their lifestyle. Both are mountainous men, both are star performers, and both are either dating or married to celebrities.
It’s fitting that the two got together to chop things up.

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Alex Brasky is editor of Shout! magazine, along with serving as a contributor to Bills - ONSI. He has been on the Bills beat the past nine seasons and recently joined Newsweek to expand his coverage beyond the NFL. Alex has also previously covered the MLB, Pro Baseball Hall of Fame, PGA Tour and March Madness and earned first place for his spot news coverage in the New York Press Association's Better Newspaper contest.
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