Even after retirement, it is clear that Olivia 'Livvy' Dunne misses performing her gymnastics moves. She recently found some time to squeeze in a few moves at her old haunt.

In an Instagram story update from the 23-year-old on April 25, Dunne was back flauting flips and landings at the LSU Gymnastics Training Facility, a place where she dedicated four years of her career.

Dunne is set to make her acting debut after landing a breakout role in FOX's reboot of 'Baywatch', but she continues to practice gymnastics despite her demanding schedule.

Livvy Dunne rose to prominence in college in 2021 with the LSU Tigers gymnastics, where she was already a social media star. Early in her gymnastics career, Dunne secured NCAA All-American honors on the uneven bars.

She followed by contributing a gold medal to the LSU Tigers' first-ever championship in 2024, along with an SEC title coming her way.

Dunne is now a full-time social media influencer and has already appeared in several promotional advertisements. She also featured in MLB's Opening Day promotion as a judge for a “Paul Skenes lookalike contest.”

Dunne also auditioned for a role in HBO's fourth season of 'White Lotus' in search of her big break, but was unable to land the part. She will now play a recurring character named “Grace” in 'Baywatch', following Fox’s attempt to reboot the hit series.

However, even though Dunne graduated and retired from the sport after college a year ago, it has been evident for the past few days that gymnastics is still an integral part of her life.

She was once again spotted doing some fun gymnastics moves on the set of 'Baywatch'.

Livvy Dunne practices gymnastics moves on the beach during 'Baywatch' filming

Filming of the popular lifeguard television show was in full swing at Santa Monica Beach on April 16, as Dunne was spotted alongside co-stars Noah Beck, Jessica Belkin, Thaddeus LaGrone, and Shay Mitchell.

Dunne switched out the foam pits for the sandy beach, as she performed all her gymnastic moves in front of her co-stars. The

While Dunne has retired from professional competition, the 2024 NCAA champion remains connected to the sport that launched her career.

Will Livvy Dunne continue to hone her gymnastic skills alongside her acting endeavors?

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Written by

Joy Bassy

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Surjo Roy