LOUISIANA State gymnast Olivia Dunne appears to be head over heels for boyfriend Paul Skenes.
The LSU Tigers star showed off her gym gains in a tiny bikini as she took a boat trip through Pittsburgh with the MLB ace.
Dunne was at PNC Park on Sunday to watch the 22-year-old star pitch for the Pirates.
The pair enjoyed some downtime prior to the game as they cruised up the Monongahela River in style.
Livvy first detailed the trip last Friday, showing off her fishing skills as the pair relaxed on a small boat.
She revealed more of the excursion on Sunday following another sublime pitching performance as Skenes took on the Tampa Bay Rays.
Sports Illustrated model Dunne rocked a stunning green bikini in the snaps, taking in the sights of the city from their craft.
Skenes opted for a plain tee and white shorts as he cuddled up to his girlfriend of almost a year.
“Hooked,” Dunne captioned the pictures, showing off the trip to her 5.2 million Instagram followers.
“Turning into official Pittsburghers,” smiled one fan in response.
“Such a lucky guy,” said another.
“No leaning on the pitching shoulder Livvy. We must protect our king,” laughed a third.
Dunne has yet to confirm if she will return to LSU for another season or leave gymnastics behind for good.
She was a national champion with the Tigers in her senior year.
Livvy is among the most lucrative college athletes in the country and boasts over 13 million online followers.
Skenes meanwhile has proceeded to blaze a trail since being drafted as the MLB’s No. 1 overall pick.
He joined up with the Pirates in early May after impressing in the minor leagues.
DUNNE AND SKENES' SUMMER OF LOVE
Olivia Dunne and Paul Skenes managed to keep their relationship a secret before finally going public last summer.
The pair met at LSU, but it’s not clear when they started dating.
Rumors of a romance began when Dunne watched LSU win the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska last summer.
And Dunne then posted selfies from Fort Myers in Florida, where Skenes was playing.
He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates and began his pro career by playing in minor leagues in the Sunshine State.
The final clue came when Dunne posed in a Pirates cap before the pair finally went public.
The 22-year-old has made an instant impact and is already a key member of the Pittsburgh rotation.
In his latest start on Sunday against the Rays, Skenes pitched one-run ball over a career-high seven innings.
He allowed six hits in his 98-pitch outing while striking out eight and walking one, recovering well from an early Yandy Díaz homer.
“That guy’s pretty legit,” admitted Rays manager Kevin Cash after the game, which the Rays eventually won 3-1.
“[Skenes] is really talented. The last two guys that they’ve had, they’re as good a 1-2 combination as we’ve maybe seen this year.”
Skenes currently has an ERA of 2.14 and has allowed just eight walks in 46.1 innings since his debut on May 11.
