Livvy Dunne accuses airport men of stalking

Livvy Dunne says a group of men allegedly followed her through an airport while she was returning from a family vacation, claimed one tried to force entry into a women’s bathroom, and demanded the behaviour stop after she said they recorded her and chased her

Livvy Dunne’s warning came with an edge of fear that didn’t leave the screen. In an emotional TikTok posted on Monday night, the social media sensation, model and former gymnast said she had just returned from a family vacation when the situation at the airport turned unsettling again.

Dunne, 23, who is dating MLB pitcher Paul Skenes, claimed “professionals” were masquerading as fans and trying to get her autograph. She accused people of selling flight information, stalking her at airports, and buying refundable plane tickets to pass through security and reach her gate.

“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. Can you please stop?” Dunne said in her post.

She said the men were not simply waiting for a signature—they allegedly recorded her. Dunne told viewers she believed they were using Meta glasses. and she shared footage showing groups of them waiting by the gate and inside the airport terminal. In the clip, they quickly cover their faces when they realize they are being recorded.

In the same TikTok, a distressed Dunne can be heard speaking to the people in the footage while explaining she was coming back from a family vacation. She said she did not feel safe “last night,” and added that the moment could have been worse if it hadn’t been for her sister.

Dunne claimed her sister stopped the men from coming into the women’s bathroom, where she said one of them tried to force themselves in “just to get close to her.”

“I do have security, and I could fly private,” she said, “but I guess my point is, should a woman have to change her behavior because men can’t handle the word no? That’s my point?”

Dunne also stressed she did not want to get anyone in trouble, and said she wanted to share what the experience is like “from my perspective.”

This is not the first time Dunne has raised alarms about harassment during travel. In May 2025. she said she was being stalked by a group of middle-aged men at airports across America. claiming they “run after me” through security and will “yell at me” if she doesn’t sign their items. At the time, the issue followed similar claims made by tennis star Coco Gauff and Olympic athlete Gabby Thomas.

On that earlier occasion, Dunne showed video that appeared to capture her crying in what looked like the back of a taxi leaving an airport.

Her fame has grown sharply in recent years, and her reach is immense—she has over five million followers on Instagram and eight million on TikTok. She has been on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit edition and also has a role in the new Baywatch reboot.

Because of her popularity, Dunne and LSU were forced to take extra security measures during her time as a college gymnast, with security guards assigned to them when they traveled.

One chaotic episode tied to that heightened attention came at the University of Utah in January 2023. Dunne said an army of young male fans carrying posters and a full-sized cutout of her gathered outside the building and chanted “We want Livvy!. Give us Livvy!”. ESPN analyst Sam Peszek posted at the time: “This is actually so scary and disturbing and cringey. I’m embarrassed for them.”.

Dunne also said she had to stop attending her LSU classes in person after an apparent stalker threatened to “shoot-up” the school’s campus in Baton Rouge.

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