Paul Skenes’ girlfriend Olivia Dunne cuddles up with furry companion in chic off-white loungewear

After embracing Christmas wholeheartedly, Paul Skenes' girlfriend, Olivia Dunne, relaxed with her dog, whom she calls Baby Roux. The former LSU gymnast adopted the dog two years ago.

On Sunday, Dunne shared a cozy snapshot, relaxing indoors while cuddling up with her furry companion. She was dressed in chic off-white loungewear.

Dunne's Instagram story

Dunne adopted Roux, a golden retriever, in October 2023 to provide her boyfriend, Paul Skenes, with companionship on the road. Since Skenes was drafted first overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2023, he had to move out from LSU and be on a tougher schedule, involving spring training and minor league games.

However, the gymnast got attached to the pup so much that instead of giving her up, she chose to retain the furry companion for herself. Roux is a Golden Retriever.

Since then, Roux has become a regular feature in Dunne's social media activity. She even sat up Roux's own Instagram account, where she posts regularly as well. Moreover, she has also got the dog involved in her NIL deals, as he signed with Purina Pro Plan Sport for Dogs.

How Paul Skenes' girlfriend Olivia Dunne celebrated Christmas?

Over the holiday season, Olivia Dunne offered glimpses into Christmas festivities as she celebrated the special day with her boyfriend and loved ones.

On Christmas Eve, she posted a snapshot from home, wearing a cozy red outfit as she enjoyed time with family. She decorated her New Jersey home with Christmas gifts and items.

Dunne also shared a custom Christmas ornament, featuring the logo of Skenes' MLB team and the words "2025 Cy." She was honoring the achievement of Pittsburgh Pirates ace, who unanimously won the 2025 NL Cy Young award.

Earlier, Dunne and Skenes were in New York City and got cozy by the iconic Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. Dunne posted a video on TikTok, singing lyrics of Wham!’s "Last Christmas" and calling Skenes her "tallest shoulder ever."

Edited by Krutik Jain