Olivia Dunne Stuns In Plunging Top Before NCAA Championships

Ahead of the first round of the NCAA tournament, the 22-year-old gymnast took to Instagram and posted a jaw-dropping photo.

While in Fort Worth, Texas, Dunne rocked a white top featuring lace details and a plunging neckline. The photo saw the blonde beauty snapping a selfie inside her hotel room. She used both hands to hold the camera while gazing straight into the lens.

Dunne styled her hair in sleek, straight strands with a center part and a half up do.

For the occasion, Dunne wore a gorgeous application of makeup that was light enough that it showed her freckles. The gymnast ditched most of the accessories except for a pair of small gold hoop earrings.

Last month, the LSU women’s gymnastics team continued its dominance in the SEC, securing its second consecutive conference championship, as reported by NOLA.com.

To celebrate the victory, Dunne shared her excitement with her social media followers. While she did not compete in the championship due to an injury, she was fully involved in the celebration. The celebrated NCAA star went on Instagram to share the special moment.

Dunne shared a mix of photos and videos of her team’s confetti-filled celebration in Birmingham, Alabama. The gymnast was seen lying on the ground covered in blue, white, and yellow confetti, soaking in their victory.

“Ring SECured,” Dunne captioned.

The girlfriend of Paul Skenes also shared a clip of her teammates joyfully hoisting the trophy while dancing and reveling in their win.

On Instagram Stories, Dunne added another message: “Purple reign 4ever.”

As per Fox News, the LSU Tigers received a program-best score of 198.200 to take home the title, defeating No. 1-ranked Oklahoma (197.925) and Florida (197.825).

LSU will be a prime-time player in this week’s NCAA championships semifinals.

The No. 1 Tigers will compete at 8 p.m. April 17 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, along with No. 4 Utah, No. 5 UCLA and No. 8 Michigan State. As for the other semifinal, it will be on at 3:30 p.m. with No. 2 Oklahoma, No. 3 Florida, No. 7 Missouri, and No. 11 Alabama.