Livvy Dunne sets pulses racing in animal-print as she makes stunning Sports Illustrated Swimsuit return
Livvy Dunne has made a breathtaking return to Sports Illustrated Swimsuit after rocking animal-print in a shoot for the magazine’s 2025 issue.
The LSU gymnastics and TikTok sensation is back for a third year after appearing in the previous two SI Swimsuit editions, with her latest set of racy photos captured in Bermuda.
In snaps and videos shared on Instagram, she can first be seen posing up on a wall in front of some palm trees while wearing a skimpy cheetah-print bikini.
Dunne then heads down to the beach to take some more shots in the water, having changed into a stunning zebra-print swimsuit and a backward light-blue baseball cap.
She wrote alongside one of the pictures on her Instagram story: ‘cheers to year 3’.
After almost five years at LSU, Dunne has become the most-followed and highest-paid female college athlete with over 13 million combined TikTok and Instagram followers and a NIL (name, image and likeness) valuation of $4.1million.
Livvy Dunne has made a breathtaking return to Sports Illustrated Swimsuit for the 2025 issue
The LSU gymnastics and TikTok star posed for the magazine in a skimpy cheetah-print bikini
She is back for a third year with SI Swimsuit after featuring in the previous two editions
However, the 22-year-old saw her fifth year as an LSU gymnast – which she was granted due to the Covid-19 pandemic – come to a heartbreaking end earlier this month after she emotionally announced that she had fractured her kneecap.
The devastating injury saw her miss the final home meet of her Tigers career. Yet Dunne, sporting a knee brace, was at least present for the Senior Night ceremonies in Baton Rouge.
After being ruled out for the rest of the season, it remains to be seen what she will do next.
Dunne is also in a high-profile relationship with MLB sensation Paul Skenes, who is currently gearing up for his second season with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The pair struck up a romance in 2023 while at LSU together, before Skenes left to make the move up into the major leagues.
The Pirates star, also 22, had a stellar rookie year as he was named an All-Star and quickly established himself as one of the best pitchers in the sport.
