Paul Skenes' girlfriend Olivia Dunne can't stop laughing after her special entrance gets ruined by spilled soda at Fanatics Fest

Along with being a hugely popular social media personality and model, Paul Skenes’ girlfriend, Olivia Dunne, is also an accomplished athlete, having spent five years competing for LSU as a gymnast.

On Friday, Dunne was invited by popular sports memorabilia company Fanatics to Fanatics Fest, a major event in New York City that showcased some of the world's most sought-after sports-related artifacts.

As she entered the venue, things took an unexpected turn when a beverage can fell, spilling soda on her, putting a literal damper on her plans for a grand entrance. Though initially startled, Dunne and others around her appeared to find the moment quite funny.

Fanatics' official Instagram account later posted a video of the incident, joking that Dunne’s entrance was memorable, just not in the way she might have expected.

"That’s one way to do it at @fanaticsfest 🔥" Fanatics captioned the post.

Shortly after, Olivia Dunne reshared the clip to her own Instagram Story, adding several laughing emojis.

Screenshot of Olivia Dunne's Instagram story (Image from - Instagram.com/@livvydunne IG Stories)

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Olivia Dunne playfully responds to Tigers' mascot's proposal while Paul Skenes was on the mound

Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes made his latest appearance Thursday, facing the high-flying Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park. After Tigers starter Tarik Skubal helped his team to a comfortable win in the previous game, Skenes returned the favor, allowing just two runs in six innings to help the Pirates secure a crucial victory.

While Skenes was on the mound, the Tigers’ mascot humorously held up a sign behind home plate that read, “Sup Livvy Dunne.” Dunne, watching the game on TV, saw the sign and responded with a playful Instagram Story.

"sorry...but not my type of tiger 🤷‍♀️ @tigers," Dunne wrote.

Screenshot of Olivia Dunne's Instagram story (Image from - Instagram.com/@livvydunne IG Stories)

Her comment was a nod to the LSU Tigers, the university both she and Paul Skenes attended.

Edited by John Ezekiel Hirro