Olivia Dunne is all smiles as LSU gymnast returns to Utah a year after male fans mobbed the social media sensation at Tigers' meet

Fans reportedly chanted 'We want Livvy' outside campus after the competitionDunne has been dialed in this year ahead of her final season with the LSU TigersDailyMail.com provides all the latest international sports news 

Olivia Dunne enjoyed the snow in Utah this week as she returned following last year’s fan chaos at an LSU gymnastics meet in Salt Lake City.

On Wednesday, the social media sensation shared a series of pictures of her trip to her Instagram story. She was sporting a pair of winter goggles while posing outdoors amid snowfall in Park City.

Dunne was also seen wearing a Prada beanie with a black top and sweat pants from Vuori Clothing – the first NIL deal she landed back in 2021.

‘Frozen’, Dunne wrote alongside a selfie she shared with her 4.8million Instagram followers.

Dunne is back in the Beehive State for the second meet of her senior season at LSU.

LSU star gymnast Olivia Dunne appeared to be in good spirits as she returned to Utah

Dunne posted a series of pictures on her Instagram story ahead of LSU’s second meet of 2024

Dunne is seen wearing a black top and pants from Vuori clothing – her first of many NIL deals

The Tigers will be competing in the Sprouts Farmer Market Collegiate Quad meet on Saturday in neighboring West Valley City.

Last year, a mob of young male fans turned up to support Dunne – despite her being sidelined for their opening meet at the University of Utah.

Some fans showed up with signs begging Dunne for a photo and social media follows. Dunne briefly entertained her rowdy supporters by taking a group picture from the sideline without getting too close to the stands.

Following the meet, fans were reportedly chanting ‘We want Livvy,’ while waiting outside Utah’s campus.

LSU has since heightened up security by hiring a guard to accompany the team during meets.

Last year, a group of Dunne’s young male fans flooded LSU’s meet at the University of Utah

Fans were reportedly chanting ‘We want Livvy’ outside Utah’s campus after the competition

Dunne performs a floor routine during an LSU gymnastics meet against Ohio State last week

In 2023, Dunne started taking her classes online after receiving threats from an apparent stalker in Baton Rouge.

‘I had a scare once with a message that I got about a class I was going to, and I was like, you know what, it’s not worth it,’ Dunne told NJ advanced media. ‘It was a threat. It seemed like they knew where I was at and what class, and I just decided better (to be) safe than sorry.’

2023 also saw Dunne become the highest-paid female NCAA Athlete, earning $3.5million through deals with American Eagle Outfitters, Body Armor and Motorola.

She took part in a Sports Illustrated swimsuit photoshoot and was featured in Elle Magazine.