People have been very thankful for all the thirst traps LSU Gymnast Olivia Dunne has been giving out during 2022.
She didn’t disappoint on Thanksgiving when she blessed social media with her outfit for the holiday.
Dunne, 20, has become a star across social media in the past couple of years, earning an estimated $2 million annually since name, image, and likeness deals were legalized for college athletes in July 2021. One of her latest posts sees her dancing in her purple LSU leotard along with the caption “Can i get a geaux tigahs?! #lsu #gymnastics #fakebody”
Dunne’s dance moves came in support of the Tigers’ football team, which is currently ranked just outside the playoff spots with two games left to go this season.
LSU is set to face Texas A&M on Saturday, November 26, and top-ranked Georgia on Saturday, December 3. The video has been viewed 3.3million times and has over 400,000 likes and 2,300 comments on TikTok.
No stranger to viral videos, Dunne’s TikTok has 6.3 million followers and 320.1 million likes. Her most recent post seemingly sees her hinting at an impending deal with footwear manufacturer Sketchers.
She can be seen lipsyncing with the viral “If you got Sketchers on” audio, with the footage captioned: “Sketchers [winking emoji] #foryou.” According to On3, Dunne is the highest-earning female college athlete in the U.S., with a per post value of $30,000.
But Dunne has recently faced backlash from Stanford basketball coach Tara VanDerveer who told the NY Times: “I guess sometimes we have this swinging pendulum, where we maybe take two steps forward, and then we take a step back.
“We’re fighting for all the opportunities to compete, to play, to have resources, to have facilities, to have coaches, and all the things that go with Olympic-caliber athletics. “This is a step back.”
However, professional golfer, Paige Spiranac swiftly defended Dunne, tweeting: “I’m so sick of women belittling accomplishments of other women because it’s done differently than they would. @livvydunne is getting hate for making 2 million a year”
Flip the page for Dunne’s thanksgiving outfit and more of her milky thirst traps.