Livvy Dunne made herself impossible to miss during Super Bowl week, turning the build-up to Super Bowl LX into a personal showcase that mixed fashion, celebrity access, and genuine fan energy.
By the time the game kicked off, the former LSU gymnast had already left her mark on nearly every major event surrounding the NFL‘s biggest night.
The 23-year-old began the week back in Baton Rouge, returning to LSU to honour a gymnastics legend tied to the programme.
Even away from the Super Bowl spotlight, Dunne drew attention, stepping out in a tiger-print dress that quickly circulated online and reminded fans how closely she remains connected to her college roots.
Soon after, she headed west to San Francisco for Super Bowl festivities, making the trip without her boyfriend, Paul Skenes, who was required to report to Pittsburgh Pirates training camp. Skenes’ absence did little to slow Dunne down, as her Super Bowl schedule quickly filled up.
She was spotted early at the Madden Bowl Party, enjoying the night alongside her sister, Julz Dunne. The following stop was Michael Rubin‘s Fanatics Super Bowl Party, where Dunne arrived in an all-black outfit that highlighted her athletic frame and immediately became one of the most talked-about looks of the event.
Her fashion run continued at the Sports Illustrated Super Bowl party, where she once again emerged as a focal point, this time in a brown dress that added to her growing collection of Super Bowl week moments. By the time Sunday arrived, Dunne had already been a constant presence across the Bay Area’s most exclusive gatherings.
Dunne’s Super Bowl moment
Fashion aside, the night’s defining cultural moment came during the halftime show. Bad Bunny headlined Super Bowl LX, delivering a performance that dominated conversation throughout the stadium and across social media, especially after Lady Gaga made a surprise appearance. Dunne shared her reaction as the performance unfolded, clearly enjoying the spectacle.
Halftime buzz had been building throughout the week, particularly at Fanatics events. According to a report from The Sun, Dunne spoke about the show while attending Michael Rubin‘s party in San Francisco.
“I am excited. Bad Bunny is amazing,” she said while discussing the halftime performance.
She also shared where she planned to watch the game itself.
“I am going to be with Michael Rubin in his suite,” Dunne said, before once again praising the headliner. “Bad Bunny is amazing.”
Dunne also revealed a personal connection to the artist’s music, one that resonated with fans familiar with her gymnastics routines.
“My favourite song with him is Monaco,” she noted. “I was going to use it for a floor music.”
She added that she ultimately did not use the song, but the comment struck a chord with followers who still remember her creativity on the mat at LSU.
