Olivia Dunne In Tight Outfit Shows Off Her Dance Moves On TikTok

LSU gymnast Olivia Dunne took to TikTok to promote Accelerator energy drink, showcasing her moves to Justin Bieber's "Maria!"

The 20-year-old athlete kicked off the clip with some retro dance steps, clad in a tight, blue spaghetti strap shirt paired with pink pajama pants. Completing her throwback ensemble were red sunglasses that harked back to the early 2000s.

Dunne's dance repertoire featured sliding across wooden floors with socks on, reminiscent of Tom Cruise's iconic moves in the 1983 film "Risky Business."

In a recent interview with Jenna Lemoncelli of The New York Post, Olivia Dunne shared her inspiration behind partnering with Accelerator, citing the influence of athletes like Travis Kelce and Aaron Judge who have previously collaborated with the brand.

"What really attracted to me to the Accelerator at first was the loaded roster of top-tier athletes that use this and drink it," the gymnast explained. "I mean, Aaron Judge, Travis Kelce - they all use it and they're obviously amazing athletes. So that's what really attracted me to this product."

Reports suggest that Dunne's earnings from NIL deals have surpassed seven figures, and collaborations like the one with Accelerator are further boosting her income. Additionally, she is currently romantically involved with MLB player Paul Skenes.

In October 2023, reports revealed that Dunne leveraged her platform to make a positive impact. In July of the same year, she launched her passion project, The Livvy Fund, aiming to facilitate connections between female college athletes at LSU and prominent brands for NIL endorsement opportunities. The initiative gained its first partner in the form of the energy drink company Accelerator Active Energy, for which Dunne serves as an ambassador. Accelerator Active Energy has committed to providing eight of Dunne's fellow athletes with NIL deals through The Livvy Fund.

"I've been fortunate enough to have all these different opportunities with NIL and to have experience because it could be very foreign to other athletes at the start of it," said Dunne, 21, to People. "So, I just wanted to help other women and give them opportunities to learn and have more NIL deals because they deserve it just as much as I do."

Eight LSU gymnasts, including Dunne, have joined forces with Accelerator as brand ambassadors, aligning themselves with NFL luminaries like Kelce and Jalen Hurts, as well as MLB standout Judge.

"It's imperative for athletes to know exactly what they're putting in their bodies is of the highest quality of nutrients, and that is exactly what Accelerator is and the reason some of the best athletes on the planet have implemented Accelerator into their daily routine," reads a press release from the company.

At the time, Accelerator had welcomed Ashley Cowan, Jillian Hoffman, Konnor McClain, Chase Brock, KJ Johnson, Haleigh Bryant, Sierra Ballard, and Kiya Johnson as its newest ambassadors.