Olivia Dunne attends the 30th annual ESPY Awards at the Dolby Theatre in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles on Wednesday, July 20, 2022. Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI Newscom/(Mega Agency TagID: upiphotostwo873633.jpg) [Photo via Mega Agency]

Olivia Dunne Shows Her 'Post-Meet Glow' Before Heading Into The Bathtub

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By Alisan Duran on March 18, 2024 at 9:00 AM EDT

While many individuals create "get ready with me" videos on TikTok, Olivia Dunne offered a unique perspective by sharing her "unready" routine following her emotional final home meet on senior night.

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Olivia Dunne Bares 'Post-Meet Glow'

In a video, the LSU gymnast invites her followers into the intimate process of removing her meticulously styled hair and makeup in the bathroom. This raw and vulnerable portrayal captures the essential steps involved in winding down after a meet, with Dunne emphasizing the significance of unwinding in the bathtub as a crucial part of her post-competition ritual.

Dunne, 21, captioned the video, "The post-meet glow," capturing her radiant energy after the competition.

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Is TikTok Shadow-Banning Olivia Dunne?

There's speculation surrounding Dunne potentially being shadow banned, as her "get unready with me" video garnered fewer than 400,000 views. While this figure might seem significant, considering the internet star's substantial following of over 20 times that number and her usual videos typically surpassing 1 million views, it raises questions about a potential decrease in visibility or algorithmic suppression.

Shadow banning refers to a situation where a user's posts or profile are effectively hidden from both their followers and broader audiences, or their content receives reduced visibility in the platform's algorithmic ranking.

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"What in the shadow ban is going on," Dunne expressed in a recent clip, hinting at the possibility of TikTok manipulating her view count, indicating her concern over potential algorithmic interference.

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'Senior Night' High

Dunne made her mark on "senior night" at LSU in a remarkable manner during the Friday match against North Carolina, receiving a flawless score from one of the judges for her beam routine. Additionally, she took to Instagram to share several snapshots from the event.

The gymnast radiated confidence in her LSU leotard as she struck a playful pose in the first photo, taken immediately after flawlessly executing her floor routine on the mat. In the following slide, she stood poised on the stair landing, positioned just above the "SENIORS" sign, wearing a distinctive leotard.

In the third snap, Dunne showcased her exceptional flexibility by effortlessly performing the perfect splits, providing her audience with another perspective of her athletic abilities.

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Making Memories

Following that, Dunne joined her teammates, including Haleigh Bryant, Sierra Ballard, Chase Brock, and Elena Arenas, in a celebratory pose.

Throughout Dunne's gymnastics journey, her steadfast support system, notably from her older sister Julz Dunne, has remained evident, making it fitting for Julz to be present at senior night, captured alongside her celebrated sibling in the fourth picture, symbolizing their bond and mutual pride in Livvy's accomplishments.

Dunne complemented the share with a caption that captured her mood, using an "old woman emoji" and the hashtag "senior night," injecting the post with a blend of humor and nostalgia.

Olivia Dunne Gets A Perfect 10

During the event, Dunne demonstrated her versatility by taking part in the uneven bars routine, adding to LSU's final home appearance of the season. It turned out to be a monumental night for both Dunne and LSU, as the Tigers clinched victory over UNC, preserving their undefeated home record for the season.

Livvy's performance was truly exceptional, highlighted by her near-perfect score of 9.975 on the beam, with one judge even granting her a perfect 10.

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