Olivia Dunne recently reacted to her sister Julz rocking a black swimwear on their vacation with a hilarious twist. After her appearance for the LSU Tigers at the 2025 NCAA season as a supersenior, Dunne announced her retirement from the sport.
After stepping down from the sport, Olivia was seen delighting in a vacation with her sister Julz on the Jensen Beach in Florida while basking in the tropical weather. The former gymnast's sister displayed a hilarious take as she posed for pictures in an all-black swimwear on the beach. She shared her pictures on Instagram while stating that her poses were inspired by the Tigers' former gymnast and social media star.
Julz also shared an amusing picture of Dunne, where she was awkwardly seen sipping two pina coladas from different glasses simultaneously while donning a white dress. Sharing the pictures Julz chimed:
"Poses I learned from @livvydunne & poses she learned from me."
Highlighting the difference between her sister's glamorous pose and her goofy pose, Dunne shared her funny perspective and wrote:
"I still got a lot to learn."

Following her retirement from the sport, Dunne has been seen attending multiple high-profile events, including joining multiple-time Olympic medalist gymnast Simone Biles to give the "Rider's Up" command at the 2025 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky.
Olivia Dunne expresses her gratitude after making an appearance as 2025 SI Swimsuit cover model

Olivia Dunne recently expressed her gratitude after becoming the 2025 SI Swimsuit cover model. She made her SI Swimsuit debut in 2023 in Puerto Rico and returned to the shoot in 2024. Amid her last year for the Tigers, she made her third consecutive appearance.
In an interview with swimsuit.si.com, Dunne expressed her pride and gratitude while stating her hope that young women fans take inspiration from her.
“I feel like I’m just stepping into a new version of myself. This is the most special thing that’s ever happened to me. I want this [cover image] to capture the audience and then they flip the page open and it’s just a badass story inside,” Dunne said. “I am proud to be an SI [Swimsuit] model. Thank you so much for making my dreams come true. I just hope that other athletes feel inspired and hear my story, and fight for what’s right.”
In 2025, Olivia Dunne competed in her fifth year for LSU after the program's historic win at the 2024 NCAA Championships.