Paul Skenes’ girlfriend Olivia Dunne sends sweet birthday shoutout to Pirates star Henry Davis’ wife Sofia Rose

Pittsburgh Pirates star pitcher Paul Skenes' girlfriend, Olivia Dunne, sent birthday wishes to Skenes' Pirates teammate Henry Davis' wife, Sofia Rose.

Dunne, who retired from gymnastics earlier this year, rocked to the MLB ballparks to cheer for Skenes and the Pirates. She has often been seen in the stands with Davis' wife.

The former LSU star shared a carousel post in her Instagram story, featuring pictures from their time together. One of the pictures had Dunne in her Halloween costume as Pamela Anderson and Davis dressed as a reindeer.

"Birthday alert," Dunne captioned her story.

(Image source - Olivia Dunne Instagram)

In the next story, Dunne shared a picture of her dog, Roux, with the pool at her new Florida home in the background. Dunne announced the purchase of a new house in Jupiter, Florida, in an Instagram post in October.

(Image source - Olivia Dunne Instagram)

While Dunne started dating Skenes during their time together at LSU, Davis tied the knot with Sofia in December last year.

Paul Skenes, Henry Davis made history for Pittsburgh Pirates during 2025 season

Henry Davis was selected with the first pick in the 2021 MLB draft and made his major league debut in 2023. Paul Skenes was the first pick from the 2023 MLB draft and the duo made history for the Pirates earlier this year.

When the Pirates played the Washington Nationals on April 14, they had Skenes on the mound and Davis behind the plate, making them the first battery in major league history comprised of players selected No. 1 in the draft.

Skenes praised the Pirates catcher after helping the team to a 10-3 win.

"I've been with him for the better part of two years now," Skenes said. "You want to see why he's the type of player he is, you don't have to look very far. For him to come into a tough situation, call the game and catch as well as he did says a lot about it."

The duo could become a staple in the Pirates' roster after Pittsburgh general manager Ben Cherington said the team has no plans of shipping Skenes despite inquiries from MLB teams.

Edited by Chaitanya Prakash