Olivia Dunne’s sister Julz was in complete awe after meeting rapper-singer Doja Cat and pop icon Ariana Grande. Olivia, along with sister attended the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards held at the UBS Arena in Elmont, New York.
The star-studded ceremony featured performances from Doja Cat, Lola Young, Tate McRae, Sabrina Carpenter, Lady Gaga, J Balvin, DJ Snake, Conan Gray, Sombr and Alex Warren among others. Doja Cat opened the show with a vibrant 80s-inspired performance of her new single “Jealous Type”.
Olivia Dunne, who turned heads in a stunning all-black outfit, was seen at the event alongside her sister Julz. Julz later shared a snap featuring Ariana Grande and Doja Cat on her Instagram story with the caption:
“How am I supposed to be normal after this.”

It was a big night for Ariana Grande, who claimed the top prize, Video of the Year for “Brighter Days Ahead”, earning three awards in total and tying with Sabrina Carpenter. Meanwhile, Doja Cat, who appeared on Lisa’s “Born Again” alongside Raye, took home the Best K-Pop Award, marking her sixth VMA win.
Since retiring from gymnastics in April, Olivia Dunne has been exploring new opportunities. Over the past few weeks, she has been spotted across New York City, from attending the US Open to spending time with friends. She has also been searching for an apartment in the city as she plans to relocate.
Olivia Dunne shares about posing in bathtub for Fanatics ad at Rose Bowl Stadium

Olivia Dunne, one of the top content creators, did a Fanatics Sportsbook promotion last month. The ad went viral, featuring the gymnast sitting in a bathtub on the 50-yard line at the Rose Bowl Stadium in California.
Sharing her excitement about the shoot, Dunne said:
“It’s not every day where you get to be in the Rose Bowl Stadium, in a bubble bath on the 50-yard line. I think that it was one of the coolest experiences of my life.” (via Page six)
Olivia Dunne was one of the highest-paid NIL athletes. Dunne has also collaborated with major brands, including Active Energy, Forever 21, American Eagle and Accelerator.
The gymnast officially announced her retirement from the sport earlier this year following the end of her LSU career. Dunne was a regular in the lineup during her first two collegiate seasons, but injuries limited her appearances in the final season. She also served as an alternate on the floor lineup at the 2024 NCAA Championships, where LSU claimed its national title.