Livvy Dunne shares sloppy activity with Paul Skenes apart for Valentine’s Day

Livvy Dunne had a Valentine’s Day away from boyfriend Paul Skenes, but she sent him an epic post on Instagram to celebrate her love.
The viral LSU gymnast and influencer spent most of Skenes’ MLB offseason with him, but the Pittsburgh Pirates ace had to report with pitchers and catchers. Meanwhile, Dunne and the No. 2 defending national champion Lady Tigers take on the No. 1 Oklahoma Sooners in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on Friday night.

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The couple has been together since 2023 when Skenes pitched at LSU before he became the No. 1 MLB draft pick and a National League Rookie of the Year. We’ve seen them together in many special moments like her rating his gymnastics skills, or the night her low-cut blue dress upstaged his MLB awards banquet, and this past weekend for the Super Bowl where she slayed some Daisy Dukes in an epic selfie with him.
While Skenes posted an iconic Dunne kissing photo for his Valentine’s Day post, Dunne followed it up with a very “Ghost” movie-like scene doing pottery with the 6-foot-6 All-Star.

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While it’s not quite as steamy as Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore in the 1990 classic film, it’s still looks like quite the scene — and the mess.

Those two always look like they are having a great time together. Is a proposal in the near future?

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