Olivia Dunne Hits The Beach In A Bikini, Shows Off Gymnastics Skills

Olivia Dunne's summer of unstoppable content rolled on Wednesday night.

Livvy Dunne has been absolutely crushing it lately, and it was recently revealed she's the most-searched female athlete in the country under the age of 25.

The revelation shouldn't have surprised anyone. She charges north of $500,000 for a sponsored post. Of course she draws huge numbers online.

That's why her NIL value is absolutely off the charts.

Olivia Dunne drops new viral video from the beach.

How did Olivia Dunne build such a massive following? By dropping viral content on a regular basis, and she was up to her old tricks Wednesday night.

The LSU star posted a video of herself bikini-clad at the beach, but she wasn't simply soaking up some sun. No, not at all.

The NIL sensation broke out some moves to put her gymnastics skills on display for her millions of followers.

Livvy can't be stopped.

You'd have to be absolutely insane to think Olivia Dunne isn't a star at what she does. There's no doubt she is.

She's dominant on the mats for the LSU Tigers, but as we all know, that's not where her money is made. Her money is made on the internet.

This is America. In this country, we celebrate capitalism, and Olivia Dunne has made millions of dollars thanks to having 12 million followers between Instagram and TikTok.

The wokes might not like it (looking at you, New York Times), but there's nothing wrong with someone getting their money.

This isn't North Korea. In this nation, we celebrate getting the bag, and few women do it better than Olivia Dunne.

We'll see how she keeps it rolling, but judging from her recent run, Dunne will only continue to dominate social media. That's a guarantee you can take to the bank.

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David Hookstead is a reporter for OutKick covering a variety of topics with a focus on football and culture. He also hosts of the podcast American Joyride that is accessible on Outkick where he interviews American heroes and outlines their unique stories. Before joining OutKick, Hookstead worked for the Daily Caller for seven years covering similar topics. Hookstead is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin.