Livvy Dunne flexes insane abs in sizzling crop-top bathroom selfie pre-LSU meet

Livvy Dunne mourned the ban of TikTok on Saturday by trolling herself with the perfect joke. She then took to Snapchat to flex her perfect abs.
The 22-year-old viral LSU gymnast has built a brand empire on social media with a large 8 million chunk of those followers on TikTok. While the United States and President Trump figure out what’s next — if anything — Dunne is using her other platforms to get her sizzling selfies out there.
Dunne is coming off her third impressive performance of the defending national champion Lady Tigers’ season with a clutch score on the floor for Friday’s SEC opener for No. 2 LSU vs. No. 7 Florida. She then did a match recap on her Snap channel of 2.3 million followers, but her morning ab-flexing, crop-top wearing selfie on meet day certainly stood out.
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She definitely works out.
Dunne does put her body through so much with all the tumbling and crazy double backflip maneuvers as evident by her bruised-up body in another selfie.
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She also posted a casual T-shirt mirror bathroom selfie.

While Dunne is adjusting to life without TikTok for now, no doubt the stunning selfies like these will continue to drop on her other platforms.
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