"There's a group of at least 10 middle-aged men waiting for me" - Influencer Livvy Dunne tearfully reveals she is being stalked

Former LSU gymnast and model, Livvy Dunne, posted a video on TikTok on May 30, where she revealed that she is being stalked by a group of middle-aged men at American airports.

In the video, Dunne can be seen breaking down in tears as she says,

"I fear that I'm being stalked, and I don't know what to do."

Dunne went on to detail that there is a group of about 10 men who don't seem to leave her alone and know detailed information about her travel schedules and locations.

"They will run after me down the TSA precheck line and yell at me if I don't give them my autograph. It's insane. They will yell at me and make a scene and the people around me are scared...it's crazy."

Livvy Dunne also revealed that the group of men have a "stack of 40 pictures of me" or her magazines. Dune has modeled for Sports Illustrated.

"This is me literally crying," says influencer Livvy Dunne

In another TikTok video, social media sensation Livvy Dunne can be seen crying in the back of a taxi, while leaving the airport, where she broke down about the incident.

"This is me literally crying, fresh off a red eye at 6am. They circled me at the baggage claim and were in my face. It's not only when I'm going to big events, it's if I'm going on family vacation, they're waiting there. It's something with the airline and it's weird and my parents are like 'what the f***?"

Dunne recalled a similar incident when another woman, Gabby Thomas, an Olympic gold medalist, went through the same ordeal. Thomas posted a TikTok video in January 2025, where she revealed that a group of men had been stalking her at airports in multiple cities across the country.

Gabby mentioned that these men ask her to stack a bunch of her pictures. Both Dunne and Thomas have gone through similar incidents, where both are being stalked at airports across the country and asked to sign their pictures.

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Thomas alleged that the men intend to sell the autographed photos, and noted that they turn "aggressive and hostile" if she says no.

In her video, Livvy Dunne addressed that while she's aware that she's "chronically online," it's disturbing to find out that someone has information about a "20-minute connecting flight through Omaha, Nebraska." Dunne added that the incident is "so strange" and warned her followers to "stay safe."

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