LSU Gymnast Olivia Dunne Shows Off Her Skills 'In Her Beam Era'

LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne is "in her beam era" as she shows off some new skills in her routine.

Dunne, who’s popularly known as Livvy, shared footage of her on the beam, flipping and doing tricks in her purple leotard.

The LSU gymnast performed her beam routine in her purple leotard with her long blonde hair pulled back into a tight bun. She did a few tricks, including a back handspring, on the beam, while she concentrated and nailed every move.

"In her beam era," she wrote in the caption, prompting many of her followers to take to the comments section to applaud her new routine.

"Queen Livvy," one fan wrote as another chimed in with, "Livvy Dunne is a champion that never gives up".

Another fan commented, "The no-hands flip was slick. Good job!"

The LSU gymnast recently celebrated a big birthday! She is now 21!

She shared photos to Instagram of her birthday fit, which included a tight, white dress that showed off her body. Fans instantly took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the blonde bombshell's photo dump.

"Livvy Dunn is an epitome of beauty. Her radiant smile lights up the room, and her eyes sparkle with warmth and kindness," one fan wrote, adding, "With every graceful movement, she exudes confidence and elegance. Her flawless complexion and lustrous hair add to her allure, making heads turn wherever she goes."

The fan continued, "Beyond her physical appearance, Livvy’s inner beauty shines through her compassionate nature and her ability to uplift those around her. She possesses a charm that goes beyond skin-deep, captivating hearts with her genuine personality. Livvy Dunn is a true embodiment of beauty, both inside and out."

The social media sensation rose to fame as an LSU gymnast, but unfortunately, her new popularity has come with hate as well. That being said, Olivia Dunne isn't letting that stop her from succeeding.

“To see a woman winning? People sometimes have a lot to say,” Dunne recently said of her haters. “If you’re a woman at the forefront of something when you’ve got eyes on you, people are going to downplay your success and say that you’re not doing it right, that you don’t deserve all the opportunities,” she says.

“I don’t want to say ‘F you,’ but the best way to get that to stop is to keep being successful at what you’re doing, because your success, and love for what you do, will outshine any of that,” she added.

The success Dunne has achieved began at a very young age, as she expressed, “I remember being quite strong for a three-year-old."

The now 21-year-old told a story about how her coach would put her on the rings, typically a man's event, and she held herself up with ease. “I can barely even think about doing right now at 20 years old,” she admitted.