SPORTS Illustrated model Olivia Dunne has wowed her fans again with another stunning new outfit.
The NCCA gymnastics star showed off an all-black outfit on Instagram, which she wore to watch boyfriend Paul Skenes play for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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The blossoming romance between the two is making a lot of headlines during this MLB season.
And that’s likely to continue, as fans can’t get enough of it.
Dunne posted a photo of herself in the outfit on her Instagram account.
The words “game day” were written next to the image.
Once again, Skenes impressed in his seventh appearance for Pirates.
He helped them beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-1 at PNC Park.
In a recent interview with Bleacher Report, Dunne admitted that she gets more nervous watching Skenes pitch than she does her own performances.
“I get more nervous watching Paul because it’s different when you’re not doing it and you’re not in control,” she said.
“But I’m confident in his abilities and I channel that nervousness into excitement for him.”
Skenes (4-0) allowed six hits in six innings with seven strikeouts and one walk, lowering his ERA to 2.29.
He has 53 strikeouts and seven walks in 39 1/3 innings, with the Pirates now 6-1 in their starts.
Skenes was very pleased to be able to mix up pitches on a night when he didn’t have his best fastball.
“It’s literally getting to a position where I have to use all five of my pitches,” Skenes said.
“That’s where I was today. There were a few games like that last year, in pro football and in college as well, where I had to do that.
“It was really cool to run my way through six innings, kind of out of necessity.”
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 two met at LSU, but it’s unclear 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 posted selfies from Fort Myers, Fla., where Skenes was playing.
He was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates and began his professional career playing in the minor leagues in the Sunshine State.
The final clue came when Dunne posed in a Pirates cap before the pair finally went public.
Pirates manager Derek Shelton had high praise for Skenes’ play after the game.
“I think it shows his maturity,” Shelton said.
“You really never see him get rattled, which is a good sign for a starting pitcher.”
The Pirates moved to 35-37 on the season with the win.
They face more games against the Reds on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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