The Louisiana State University Gymnast sensation Olivia Dunne has left her fans “obsessed” with her street snaps of New York City.

In a series of playful snaps from the streets of New York City, Louisiana State University star gymnast Olivia Dunne once again wowed her social media followers.

At just 18 years old, the LSU sensation became a millionaire thanks to the NCAA’s rule change about name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals.

With that change, student-athletes can make money off their image rights without fear of punishment or sanction from college sports associations.

As one of several athletes who have significantly benefitted from NIL, Dunne is just one of them. In recent years, Dunne has managed to grow her brand exponentially through her social media following, which has exploded.

With her 3.7m Instagram followers, Dunne posted a series of photos captioned “came back for a bagel” on the streets of New York.

Hannah White, a fellow college athlete who plays basketball for Cleveland State University, commented, “obsessed.” At the same time, OnlyFans star Faith Lianne, who has more than 6 million Instagram followers, responded with three heart eyes.

Her New York photos also caught the attention of Dunne’s fans.

In the comments section, TikTok star Gabriella Annalisa commented, “Obsessed with you”, and model Olivia Ponton added, “so adorable”.

After posting a paid advertisement for ‘Caktus.ai’, Dunne appears to have landed herself in hot water with LSU.

She captioned a 10-second video on TikTok showing how Caktus works: “@caktus.ai will provide you with real resources to cite in your essays and paragraphs;) #caktus #foryou”.

The academic department of LSU released a statement stating that “using AI to create work that a student represents as their own is academic misconduct, under the Code of Student Conduct.”