Olivia Dunne In G-String Swimsuit Impresses With Upside-Down Gymnastics On A Paddleboard

Olivia Dunne dropped draws with her upside-down swimsuit stretch this week, impressing her fans from a paddleboard as she showed off her athletic figure. The LSU graduate, 23, joked about having drunk a little too much, although clearly, a little alcohol doesn't affect her skill set. Flaunting her insanely toned legs and steely-strong arms, Olivia rocked a cheeky bathing suit while showcasing her curves, and there wasn't a bad word in the comments as an Instagram fan account reposted the shot. Olivia, who went viral with her flexible pandemic TikToks, has now become a major celebrity. Her earnings are in the seven figures as she fronts brands including Aveeno, Vuori Clothing, and Crocs.

Scroll for the photo. Showcasing her fit figure while propping herself up on her hands, Olivia stretched her legs high in the air, keeping them straight as she drove fans wild.

Displaying her built quads and toned calves, the New Jersey native flashed her backside via a thong, rocking a tight black swimsuit that perfectly flattered her enviable frame.

Olivia opted for shoulder-baring spaghetti straps as she flaunted her golden tan, going makeup-free while wearing her blonde hair up in a bun. "When the drinks start to taste like I used to be a gymnast," a caption read. Meanwhile, the fan sharing the photo reminded everyone of Olivia Dunne's travels to Italy, tagging her in the European country while writing: "Livvy doing gymnastics everywhere and anywhere is my fav thing to watch!"

Olivia still posts gymnastics content on Instagram and TikTok, but most posts are dedicated to either promos or documenting her life as a celebrity. Dunne regularly posts photos or videos with baseball player boyfriend Paul Skenes.

The fan feed also reposted the video version of Olivia's impressive moves, where she stretched her legs into a near-split while maintaining her upside-down position. In a joking caption, she wrote that the video was basically dedicated to her "haters."

"You need to have thick skin to do gymnastics or any artistic sport. Anorexia and body image issues are the most common problems in artistic sports," Olivia told Flaunt. 

Continuing, the NCAA athlete added:

"Growing up in elite gymnastics, it was very hard dealing with body image," especially during puberty. "In gymnastics, everyone is judging you." In the above photo, posted on Olivia Dunne's Instagram in May, the stunner showed off her jaw-dropping body in a teeny bikini as she posed for her first-ever SI Swim cover. Olivia celebrated her Cover Girl status by pinning the photo to the top of her feed. The share currently sits at over 200,000 likes. Olivia is followed by over 5 million on Instagram.