‘He loves me’: College gymnast Olivia Dunne sparks chaos on Valentine’s Day

College multi-millionaire Olivia Dunne creates chaos wherever she goes, as a cryptic post sent the rumour mill into overdrive.

Olivia Dunne's cryptic post has fired up the rumour mill. Photo: Getty Images and Instagram

Olivia Dunne is stirring buzz on social media with her latest Valentine’s Day posts.

The 20-year-old LSU gymnast and social media influencer shared a series of stunning photos to Instagram on Tuesday that showed her posing in a white dress while holding a bouquet of red roses.

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“He loves me … he loves me not,” Dunne wrote in her caption. The photos were taken outdoors, with the college athlete sitting on a wooden bench.

Dunne shared the post to her Instagram Story, writing, “lots of love for y’all.”

In a separate post, which included a selfie of the blonde beauty, she wrote, “Happy Valentine’s Day.”

Dunne also took to TikTok to share a Valentine’s Day-themed video that showed her twirling in a black dress and heels. She held a different flower arrangement in the clip, which was titled, “be mine” — and mouthed a filter that said, “If you want to make out with me, just ask. I’ll say yes.”

Dunne also took to TikTok to share a Valentine’s Day-themed video that showed her twirling in a black dress and heels.

She held a different flower arrangement in the clip, which was titled, “be mine” — and mouthed a filter that said, “If you want to make out with me, just ask. I’ll say yes.”

In October, she topped the On3 Sports list of female NIL moneymakers, which estimated her value at $2.3 million ($A3.3m).

Earlier this month, Dunne’s followers expressed concern after her TikTok suddenly disappeared for a brief time. The gymnast later shared that a glitch was the reason behind the issue.

Olivia Dunne is huge on social media. Photo Instagram

Olivia Dunne in action for LSU. Photo by Stew Milne/Getty Images

Dunne, who is a junior on a four-year athletic scholarship at LSU, made headlines last month when a massive crowd of screaming male fans showed up at the Tigers’ season opener against Utah in Salt Lake City.

The fan attention sparked a police presence at the gymnastics meet, which led to LSU implementing new security measures.

The No. 8 Tigers will host No. 2 Florida at the Maravich Center in Baton Rouge on Friday.

This story first appeared in the New York Post and was republished with permission.