Olivia Dunne is opening up about a scary moment at the airport.
Dunne, the former LSU Tigers gymnast who is dating Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes, does a lot of traveling these days. Dunne, who is set to appear in the remake of the hit show, "Baywatch," travels both for work and in her personal life, often visiting Skenes when the Pirates are on the road.
The former LSU Tigers gymnast, who has millions of followers across social media, has a lot of fan interaction. But sometimes, lines are crossed.
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Dunne accused fans of selling her flight information, stalking at her airports and more.
“To the people still selling my flight information, stalking me at the airports, and buying refundable plane tickets to go through security to meet me at my gate,” the influencer began in her video shared to TikTok. “Can you please stop?”
“I don’t want to get anyone in trouble, but I want to share what it’s like from my perspective,” she added.
Dunne is fed up with the creepy behavior
Dunne shared some clips of her being swarmed at the airport.
"Can we line up? Can we line up? Come on, guys. One for each, please,” she said as a group of fans swarmed her in one clip.
“Let me get back from the family vacation. I just think. I don’t know how you guys.”
Dunne added that she believes most of the people who swarm her and behave inappropriately at airports are money-grabbers using her name and likeness for profit.
“You guys aren’t fans. You’re professionals,” she continued. “You’re recording me on Meta glasses, getting my autograph, and you’re gonna sell it, which is fine, but last night I didn’t feel safe at the airport.”
She also had a creepy encounter at the airport.
“And if I wasn’t coming back from family vacation and my sister didn’t stop these people from coming into the women’s bathroom, I don’t know what I would have done,” she added.
Dunne doesn't want to have to always fly private.
“I do have security, and I could fly private,” she said. “I guess my point is, does a woman have to change her behavior because men can’t handle the word ‘no’? That’s my point.”
