LSU star Livvy Dunne posts sauna selfie in very zen state hoping to return

The social media star continues to rehab her injury in hopes of a return for Saturday’s SEC Championships.
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Livvy Dunne | IMAGO / ZUMA Press Wire

Livvy Dunne gave LSU Gymnastics and fans hope on Tuesday when she posted a picture running with a smile and had four encouraging words.

Dunne, who suffered a fracture in her patella, has been out over a month as she deals with the injured knee. She even had to miss senior night — although she still posed for a team photo with her knee brace and dropped her leotard selfies with her teammates — and just traveled with the squad to Auburn, Alabama, where she was Kailin Chio’s biggest fan and her roommate, but didn’t compete again.

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Livvy Dunne hits the gym as she rehabs. | Livvy Dunne / Snapchat

After LSU secured the regular-season SEC title and Dunne posed with Auburn legend Sunisa Lee for an epic photo, the team headed back to Baton Rouge, Louisiana, to prepare for Saturday’s SEC Championship meet in Birmingham, Alabama. For Dunne, that means continuing her rehab, and getting her body ready with a sauna sweat where she dropped a selfie in a crop top and yoga shorts.

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Livvy Dunne/Instagram

That’s one hot photo — literally.

Lady Tigers head coach said for Dunne it’s about pain management whether or not she’s able to compete. She’s doing all the preparation she can to get back to help the defending national champions repeat.

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Livvy Dunne poses with the championship trophy after the LSU Tigers gymnastics team won the 2024 national championship. | Jerome Miron-Imagn Images

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