Olivia Dunne took to social media to share a video of herself pretending to lip sync to Benson Boone's hit song 'Mystical Magical', prompting a funny reaction from her boyfriend, Paul Skenes. Skenes is a professional baseball player and has been in a relationship with Dunne for over two years. Dunne was also recently seen at Skenes' first game of the MLB season with the Pittsburgh Pirates, cheering on from the sidelines as they faced the Toronto Blue Jays.Olivia Dunne and Paul Skenes first met as students at Louisiana State University, where Dunne competed in gymnastics while Skenes played baseball. Both had highly decorated collegiate careers, with Dunne winning a national title with LSU and Skenes winning a Men's College World Series championship. Both graduated from LSU in 2024, however, Dunne chose to represent LSU for an additional year.In a post shared on TikTok, Dunne shared a video of herself pretending to lip-sync to Boone's song 'Mystical Magical'. Skenes can be seen in the video getting up from the couch and walking away, not able to believe that she was doing so."Pretending to seriously lip sync this song in front of my bf"View on TikTokOlivia Dunne chose to retire from gymnastics after her final collegiate year representing the LSU Tigers. She had gotten injured towards the final few months of the season, causing her to miss out on many meetings in her final year.Olivia Dunne on the injury that prevented her from ever competing in OlympicsDunne at the 2025 US Open - Source: GettyOlivia Dunne recently discussed an injury she picked up that prevented her from competing at the Olympics. According to Fox News, she said:"I was actually competing on a hurt ankle at the 2018 USA Championships and, yeah, part of my ankle bone died. … Yeah, it just died. So, my Olympic dreams died with it. It kind of healed a little bit. It stopped bothering me. I went to college after that, but it was so painful. That was kind of my first real injuries.""I’ve actually never gotten any surgery, which is kind of crazy for a gymnast. And I was like, I think if I just give myself time to heal, I can heal without surgery. But that’s something I take pride in. I have never needed surgery as a gymnast, which is very uncommon."Olivia Dunne was a member of the US Junior National team at the time, and was on track to represent the US at the Olympics. However, the ankle injury she picked up caused her to focus on collegiate gymnastics.