OLIVIA Dunne has shown off her cheeky dance moves in a daring new TikTok.
The college gymnast star, 21, rocked a figure-hugging red crop top and huge sunglasses in the viral clip.
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Dunne is among the most lucrative college athletes in the country.
She competes for the Louisiana State Tigers and is heading into her senior year in Baton Rouge.
An uneven bars specialist, Livvy has been a gymnast since the age of 3.
She regularly entertains her huge social media following of 13 million fans with locker room dances and sultry vacation selfies.
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Dunne‘s latest video sees her showing off her moves while rocking a giant pair of Velo Shades.
The 21-year-old gymnast paired a red crop top with oversized jeans, ending the short clip with a cheeky kick.
She captioned the TikTok: “I like it when you like it.”
One fan gasped in response: “Skiing vibes.”
Another said: “You are absolutely perfect.”
While a third added: “Your smile keeps getting cuter by the day.”
And a fourth joked: “Velo shades are tuff.”
Dunne recently went public with MLB pitcher boyfriend Paul Skenes.
The Pittsburgh Pirates star was the No. 1 overall pick in this year’s MLB Draft.
The couple met at LSU, where Skenes helped the Tigers to the national championship last season.
Dunne has also launched a modeling career in recent months, appearing in May’s edition of Sports Illustrated swimwear.
The New Jersey native became a millionaire at 18 thanks to a host of lucrative NIL deals.
And her most recent contract will see a host of her LSU teammates also profit from her fame.
Dunne recently opened up on her desire to help fellow female athletes monetize their sporting success in college.
She told SI: “There’s definitely an underlying problem, which is that the money needs to go to support women’s sports, because there’s not many [lucrative] professional leagues for women’s sports after college.
“So it’s really important that women can capitalize on it now while they’re in college.
“People definitely discredit what I do. People need to understand that I’ve worked for everything I’ve earned.
“I’ve spent years building an audience, and brands pay me for what they believe is worth the reach of the demographic that I offer.”
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