In Photos: Olivia Dunne takes sightseeing break in Omaha with boyfriend Paul Skenes

LSU Tigers title-winning gymnast Olivia Dunne and her boyfriend Paul Skenes took a much-needed break from their busy schedule to go sightseeing in Omaha, Nebraska.

Screenshot from Olivia Dunne's story on Snapchat

In the images, both Dunne and Skenes can be observed venturing into various tourist spots in Omaha. Dunne shared multiple snapshots of the Charles Schwab Field, home of the NCAA Men's College World Series where Skenes won his maiden NCAA championship title with the LSU Tigers in 2023.

Dunne, meanwhile, won her maiden NCAA title with the Tigers on April 20 in Fort Worth, Texas, completing an amazing collegiate career.

Skenes has been impressive in the minor leagues for the Indianapolis Indians this season as he strives to get the nod in the big league and feature for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Olivia Dunne shared a romantic dinner date experience with boyfriend Paul Skenes in Omaha

After spending some time away from each other, Paul Skenes and Olivia Dunne finally found some precious time to spend in each other's company as they toured the city of Omaha, Nebraska. Dunne shared snapshots from her dinner date with Skenes as the duo went to the Twisted Fork in Omaha, NE.

Take a look at the images from Olivia's story on Snapchat here.

Dunne still has an option for a one-year extension as a college athlete should she choose to exercise it.

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