Livvy Dunne Jokes About Being ‘Occasionally Profane’ After Dropping F-Bomb Over Boyfriend Paul Skenes’ Ill-Fated Pitch

Olivia Dunne had a profane reaction while watching boyfriend Paul Skenes give up a home run on Saturday, May 23, and later joked about it in a post

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  • The former gymnast was captured on camera dropping two F-bombs after the Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher's ill-fated pitch

  • Dunne has recently opened up about her relationship with Skenes, which is marked by support for each other's respective careers

Olivia “Livvy” Dunnehas a bit of a potty mouth when she's watching boyfriendPaul Skenesplay — and she's not shying away from it.

As the gymnast-turned-actress, 23, watched the Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher, also 23, take on the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday, May 23, she was caught dropping a very heated “f---” as he gave up a hit early in the game.

After the Blue Jays' George Springer secured a home run off of Skenes' third pitch in the game, footage of Dunne shared bySportsnetshows her profanity-laden reaction.

“F---,” theBaywatchstar said before repeating the word once more while leaning back in her seat at the Rogers Centre in Toronto. She could then be seen looking down at her phone, wearing a stern expression as Springer and the Jays celebrated.

Dunnelater poked fun at her outburstin an Instagram post on Sunday, May 24, recapping her time at Saturday's game, a 5-2 loss for Skenes' Pirates.

“Occasionally profane,” she wrote alongside snaps, mostly of her posing at the Jays-Pirates game. The photo dump ended with a screengrab of the moment she dropped the F-bomb on the game's broadcast.

The former gymnast — who has been an ardent supporter of Skenes' athletic career, as he was to hers — also nodded to the moment in a separate Instagram Story. “Yk im locked in,” Dunne wrote alongside the snapshot, and added a lock emoji.

Earlier this month, Dunneopened up about her rituals for watching Skenes playwhile appearing onThe Tonight Show.

In the May 13 episode, she revealed to hostJimmy Fallonthat she can get pretty superstitious while watching Skenes on the mound. “I usually wear an Oura Ring, and it tells me I'm going to explore and die every time I watch him,” Dunne joked while responding to a question from Fallon about whether she gets nervous at his games.

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Paul Skenes pitching on May 23Credit: Tara Walton/Getty

“I'm a little superstitious," she continued, “so I have to scream before every single pitch at the top of my lungs, ‘Let's go, Paul!' ”

Fallon then joked, “So if you go to a game, you don't want to sit in front of you,” as Dunne fired back with a laugh, “I mean, unless you want to cheer with me.”

The former gymnast and MLB player first crossed paths as students at Louisiana State University andconfirmedtheir relationship in August 2023 — just one month after Skenes was drafted by the Pirates first-overall. They always try to show up for each other, Dunne told PEOPLE in February.

"I just think being super present with one another while you're together, while you have that time together, is super important,” Dunne said of the couple, who navigate busy schedules and a long-distance relationship. “I mean, he makes time to come to my events,” she added. “I make time to go watch him pitch. I try to make every start I can."

Paul Skenes and Livvy Dunne in January 2026Credit: Daniel Shirey/MLB Photos via Getty

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Recently, Dunne sharedSkenes' reaction to her latestSports Illustrated Swimsuitphoto shootfor the magazine's 2026 issue.

"I texted him. I was like, 'Hey, theSIphotos are out,'" she recalled to PEOPLE at the launch party for the latest issue on May 14. "And he's like, 'Where can I see them?'" she laughed, before adding, "As if he doesn't know."

"I was like, 'Just look at everything,' " Dunne continued. "He loved it. Yeah, he loved it. He always does."

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Aleksandar Rakic makes heavyweight debut vs. Marcin Tybura at UFC Belgrade

Aleksandar Rakic will seek new life at heavyweight.

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Rakic (14-6 MMA, 6-5 UFC) takes on perennial contender Marcin Tybura (27-11 MMA, 14-10 UFC) at UFC Fight Night 283 on Aug. 1 from Belgrade Arena in Serbia, promotion officialsannouncedMonday.

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Rakic has lost four straight – the first skid of his career. The 34-year-old Serbian fighter is coming off a TKOloss to Azamat Murzakanov at UFC 321this past October. His prior three losses came to former UFC champions Jan Blachowicz, Jiri Prochazka andMagomed Ankalaev. He hasn't won a fight in more than five years.

Tybura has split his past four appearances. After picking up wins over Jhonata Diniz and Mick Parkin, the 40-year-old dropped two straight against Ante Delija, and most recently Tyrell Fortune at UFC Fight Night 271 in March.

The current lineup for UFC Fight Night 283 includes:

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Author Kennedy Ryan Details Why Mental Health Is 'at the Core for A Lot of My Work' (Exclusive)

Kennedy Ryan talks exclusively to PEOPLE about why mental health is at the forefront of the books she writes

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For award-winning authorKennedy Ryan, mental health is at the center of her work for a reason.

PEOPLE recently spoke to the RITA-winning author about her new bookScore, and how one of her main characters, a screenwriter named Verity Hill, lives with bipolar disorder.

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Scoresees Verity reconnecting with a former flame, musician Wright "Monk" Bellamy, as they are forced to work together on a Harlem Renaissance biopic more than 10 years after a gut-wrenching breakup. Relatedly, the book explores the importance of protecting one's mental health.

“I always say that a good second chance has certain elements,” Ryan tells PEOPLE. “Because if I'm buying that you're soulmate level in love, then why did you break up in the first place? I need to understand what went wrong.”

Ryan adds that once Verity reunites with Monk, she needs to know what’s different the second time around.

“And so that's what this whole journey is,” the novelist tells PEOPLE. “It's first unpacking what went wrong... For me, it really gave me an opportunity to talk about mental illness, mental health and how vigilant people who are living with bipolar disorder have to be about their mental health, and about their mental state and what it's like to love someone who is navigating that.”

While readers may have been hungry for more from the long-awaited second installment in theHollywood Renaissanceseries, Ryan says Verity needed that break from Monk between college and now “to understand a lot about herself, and understand the diagnosis.”

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The screenwriter also used that time to live her life on her own terms.

“Mental health is something that is kind of core for a lot of my work,” Ryan tells PEOPLE. “If you look atBefore I Let Go, and depression, and you look atThis Could Be Us, andNeurodivergence, andCan't Get Enough, and dementia and Alzheimer's, it is something that's really important to me.”

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Ryan, who navigates her own depression, is an avid supporter of May as Mental Health Awareness Month.

“I really am constantly trying to destigmatize the discourse around mental illness and mental health,” she says.

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Ryan adds that there are people in her life in their 40s and 50s who have just been diagnosed, but that she sees how having the proper support and tools has made all the difference.

“Seeing what intervention did, seeing what therapy and medication and an actual diagnosis did, how transformative it was for their life, really inspired me,” she tells PEOPLE. “This is [the] discourse I want to have.”

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Former Texas A&M star is heating up with a six-game tear in minors

Texas A&Mlegend Jace “Lord Tubbington”LaVioletteis officially heating up in the minors, extending his hitting streak and unloading yet another no‑doubt blast on Saturday night.

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After a slow start to his first full professional season, LaViolette suddenly looks every bit like a candidate for a promotion to Double‑A if this surge continues. Just a few weeks ago, he was slashing .193/.311/.720, a line that showed both the swing‑and‑miss concerns and the raw power that made him a first‑round pick. Fast forward to now, and every metric is trending upward. He’s lifted his numbers to .277/.325/.787, a massive jump fueled by consistent contact and timely damage.

Yes, the strikeouts remain too high; that’s still the developmental hurdle, but he’s balancing it with real production. LaViolette is riding a six‑game hitting streak, including three multi‑hit performances, and he’s been one of the hottest bats in his league over the past week.

Across those six games, he’s hitting .400 with 10 hits, two home runs, two doubles, a triple, nine RBI, and a 1.284 OPS. And on Saturday, he added the exclamation point: his seventh home run of the season, a 108 mph, 380‑foot two‑run missile that extended his team’s lead and showcased the elite power that defined his time in Aggieland.

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It was the kind of weekend that reminds everyone why LaViolette shatteredTexas A&M’s career home run record and why he’s only scratching the surface as a pro.

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Garcelle Beauvais Opens Up About Becoming an Empty Nester, Admits ‘Every Now and Then I Burst into Tears’

Garcelle Beauvais reflects on adjusting to life as an empty nester after her twin sons, Jax and Jaid, moved out

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Garcelle Beauvaisis adjusting to life as an empty nester.

During the People Inc. Black Affinity Group's Legacy Chat series on May 7, the formerThe Real Housewives of Beverly Hillsstar, 59, explained how she feels now thather three sonshave grown up and moved out.

"Oh my God, the house feels different already," she told moderator Kareema Bee. "I can, like, the energy feels different. Every now and then I burst into tears because it's not like the day to day of motherhood, what's for dinner, I can't make your game, oh my God, we need 25 cupcakes and, you know, like all those little things."

"They're both driving. I mean, the other day they both drove and met me for dinner and yeah, it's different," Beauvais added. "Jaid is moving to New York to start his modeling career."

Garcelle Beauvais with sons Jaid and Jax in 2023Credit: Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic/Getty

She explained that overall, she feels "it's gonna be hard."

Beauvais welcomed her first son,Oliver Saunders, in 1991. He soon appeared alongside her onThe Jamie Foxx Show. Oliver marriedSamantha Saundersin May 2022, and they share a son named Oliver Jr.

Her two other sons, twinsJax Joseph NilonandJaid Thomas Nilon, were born with her then-husband,Michael "Mike" Nilon, in in October 2007.

"We're so in love with them. The boys are just gorgeous," Beauvais said in a statement at the time.

She later opened up about the pregnancy during a blog post for PEOPLE. "I learned the hard way that trying to have babies when you're older is a whole different ball game. It took blood, sweat (both the good and bad kind!), lots of tears, and most importantly, fertility treatments. But I finally got pregnant. It was truly a miracle," she wrote.

Beauvais added, "Even though they're fraternal twins, I wondered if they would share a lot of similar personality traits. But from day one, they were different. Jax came out screaming while Jaid came out looking both serious and curious about the world around him."

She had married Mike, 59, in May 2001, and they divorced in 2011, as she discovered he was having an affair. “I really thought this was my last stop,” she said about it onThe Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

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Oliver eventually appeared onVanderpump Rulesin 2022.

Jax, 18, has also been looped into the reality TV world. In 2022, he spoke out against harassment he was receiving from fans ofThe Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, which Beauvais reposted on her Instagram Stories.

"I just want to be a normal kid," he said, adding his Instagram account is "not for publicity nor the public's gaze." He continued, "However, middle-aged women spamming me with racist and crude comments about my family is not what I expected for my first week of high school." He ultimately decided to stop appearing with his mother on the reality show.

Lisa Vanderpump, Oliver Saunders and Garcelle Beauvais in 2022Credit: Gabe Ginsberg/Getty

Meanwhile, Jaid, 18, was interested in basketball and modeling as a teenager. "He's got the [modeling] chops. I want him to figure it out," Beauvais told PEOPLE in May 2024. "I need him to get his license though, so he can drive himself because I'm busy."

During Beauvais' discussion at the panel, she explained that she now feels she's in a place where she feels "the most grounded in who I am and what I want."

"I didn't go to all baseball games or all soccer games. And I remember I told Jax once, I said, 'I'm gonna have to miss the first day of school.' And he said, 'Mom, this is the third time.' I didn't realize he was counting,” she recalled. “And if any of you guys know Jax, he's the one that would — He's vocal. He's very vocal. I just feel like the Audible was a way of hearing it from me and the lessons that I've learned."

Beauvais, who joinedRHOBHfor season 10 in 2020, was the first Black cast member.

“It gave me a new audience that I didn't have before,” she said. “It gave me a different, in terms of brand recognition and all that, but knowing when to leave, my spirit was not … My spirit was no longer there. I couldn't do it anymore. I just couldn't do it.”

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She also touched on her decision to leaveRHOBHin March 2025, just days before the season 14 reunion aired.

“When I sat on that reunion stage and looked around, I felt like I didn't have any friends,” Beauvais said. “And if the show is based on friendships, I didn't have any friends on that show anymore.”

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