Olivia Dunne and Paul Skenes hit the water for a romantic date on Thursday.
The LSU gymnast and the MLB player spent time in Pittsburgh after Skenes moved to the city after being called up to play in the majors with the Pirates.
The couple spent the day off on a small boat fishing before relaxing by a river with their adorable white Labrador, Roux.
Dunne cut a casual figure for the outing, wearing a green sports bra, gray shorts and slides.
One photo shared by Skenes showed the blonde beauty holding a fishing pole on the edge of the boat, while pinning her hair with a pair of sunglasses.
Olivia Dunne and Paul Skenes were spotted fishing in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania this week
The pitcher was recently called up to the majors after the Pirates drafted him first overall
The pitcher looked equally relaxed in a gray T-shirt, shorts and flip-flops.
The outing comes a few weeks after the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model admitted she gets more nervous in front of her husband than at her own events.
“I get more nervous watching Paul because it’s just different when you’re not doing it and you’re not in control,” Dunne said in a video posted by Bleacher Report.
“But I have confidence in his abilities and I can kind of turn those nerves into excitement for him,” she continued.
The gymnastics pro laughed when asked if Skenes also gets more nervous around her than he does before his own competitions.
‘I honestly don’t know anyone who thinks like him. “I really don’t know what he would say,” she replied.
The Louisiana State University gymnast admitted that she is becoming less nervous about her own events
Dunne has been a regular at his matches in recent months
The two started dating while studying together at LSU, and made their romance public in 2023
The young couple began dating while attending LSU in Baton Rouge, and made their romance public in 2023.
Dunne has been a regular at Pirates games since Skenes was called up to the big leagues last month, most recently showing her support as they took on the star-studded Dodgers, led by Shohei Ohtani.
Of course, Dunne was also in attendance for Skenes’ MLB debut in Pennsylvania after being selected by the Pirates as the first overall pick of the draft.
“I had some nerves at first, but I turned it into excitement rather than nerves, and I just have the most confidence in him ever,” she told Sportsnet Pittsburgh ahead of the star’s first game.
“I just trust him and what he puts into it, and I’m just so excited,” she continued.
“It’s great, the support here is great. Pittsburgh was so welcoming. All I see are people wearing Air Force stuff, LSU stuff, Skenes jerseys.”