LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne has acquired a new luxury car for herself and she had to sit and pose showing off her thighs for her fans to see her new luxury whip. The hustle has finally paid off!
Dunne is obviously living the dream of the many influencers out there and it’s all about her smartness and hard work over the years. It didn’t happen overnight.
COLLEGE gymnast Olivia Dunne has treated herself to a “new whip.”
The 20-year-old LSU and social media star took to Instagram to share a sneak peek at her new ride on Wednesday.
In the Story snap, Dunne could be seen posing in a tight red sleeveless top and grey shorts within the luxurious red and black interior of her new car.
Exactly what model she has taken ownership of is unclear, but the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model is clearly thrilled with it.
Dunne is set to enter her senior year at LSU this fall, drawing the curtains on a successful college career that has seen her raise the bar for female student-athletes.
According to research from Sportsbook Review, the New Jersey native is the country’s most searched female athlete aged 25 or under.
In the last year, Dunne has reportedly been searched over 550,000 times.
During her time at LSU, she has seen her social media following grow to around 12million across all platforms.
This has led to multiple lucrative sponsorship deals with the likes of ESPN, Grubhub, and American Eagle to name but a few.
Dunne’s annual net value is reportedly around $3.4million, according to On3.
Her financial and commercial success marks a prime example of the impact of the NCAA permitting Name, Image, and Likeness deals back in the summer of 2021, allowing student-athletes to profit off.
She is the nation’s highest-earning female student-athlete, and the second-highest-earning overall behind only basketball prodigy Bronny James, the son of NBA legend LeBron James.
“To be able to be in college and make seven figures is awesome,” she told ELLE in July.
“It’s really important to raise as much money and awareness for these incredible women athletes who won’t have the same opportunities after college.
“There are collectives in NIL, which mostly go to the men’s sports, and I think that’s extremely unfair.
“So I wanted to let other women student-athletes know that anyone can do this – you can do this.
“This is just the beginning, truly.”
Congratulations to Olivia Dunne for buying a new whip! She deserves it looking at the hard work she has put in over the years as a college gymnast and an influencer. Once you work hard and make some money for yourself, it’s time to bless your soul with your heart’s desires.
