Livvy Dunne has LSU teammate Easter date without boyfriend Paul Skenes

Livvy Dunne’s career may be over at LSU, but her time hanging with her teammates certainly isn’t. The viral influencer had some fun with one of her Lady Tigers besties on Easter weekend for a date night all dressed up.
The 22-year-old’s career didn’t finish exactly how she wanted while missing the final two months of the season with injury and the defending champs losing in the NCAA Championships. She did, however, make a lifetime of memories along the way like traveling to Texas and rocking a cowboy hat, and flexing her final leotard in a fire black and purple look.
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She also made some new friends this season, and in particular freshman sensation Kailin Chio, who she even called a “daughter.” The two had an uncanny identical roommates pose during a road trip, and then were seen sharing an ice bath, as well as some bikinis by the pool together in the Louisiana sun.

For an Easter weekend night out, Dunne put on another stunning black fit.

But who she went out with though was the big surprise. With Paul Skenes in the middle of his Pittsburgh Pirates season, Dunne and Chio linked up yet again and the dynamic duo crushed together. Dunne said, “my Shayla.”

The two deserved some fun after the grind of the gymnastics season.
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