Olivia Dunne Reveals the Strangest Items in Home She Shares With MLB Star Boyfriend Paul Skenes

Social media sensation Olivia Dunne has lifted the lid on the unusual items scattered around the home she shares with her MLB player boyfriend, Paul Skenes, revealing the bizarre things that the two have amassed as a result of their very specialized careers.

The 23-year-old former LSU gymnast took to TikTok to walk fans through the property, confirming that she and Skenes, 24, who is a pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, are officially living together—although she did not reveal which of their shared dwellings they are currently residing in.

Dunne purchased a $1.95 million condo in New York City's West Village in September 2025, just a few weeks before she and Skenes revealed on social media that they had also purchased a home in Florida, just a short distance away from Tiger Woods' sprawling compound in Jupiter.

While she did not detail which of the two properties she was showcasing, the size of the dwelling featured in her video suggests that she was filming in the Jupiter abode—where she told her fans she was going to show them "things in me and my MLB boyfriend's house that just make sense."

She began by sharing a glimpse at the chic, modern kitchen, which came complete with a patterned backsplash, revealing that Skenes had stocked the marble counters with his own commemorative bobbleheads, which were designed to celebrate his winning the 2025 National League Cy Young Award.

The star athlete then panned the camera over to the living area, which boasted an open floor plan, large windows, and French doors, which allowed for natural light to flood in.

The living area also came with a massage table.

Moving into their large closet, Dunne showed off an inflatable iron, an appliance that is used to remove wrinkles and dry clothing all at the same time.

In the background, their lavish bathroom could be seen, complete with a large soaking tub—ideal for relaxing after a long day of training.

Elsewhere, Dunne highlighted the "random" baseball cards that are scattered throughout the dwelling and a mountain of PR packages that she admitted were almost all hers.

Finally, she revealed that their office, which boasted a wooden table, was also home to their Peloton.

She captioned the post, "Just really ties the home together."

Since going public with their relationship in 2023, the pair have frequently supported each other's careers, with Dunne often cheering Skenes on from the stands while he has made appearances in her social media content.

They also share a dog, Roux, who has become a familiar face on both of their accounts.

Her latest home tour comes almost a year after she and Skenes made some very significant real estate investments, beginning with the Florida property, which they unveiled weeks before reports emerged that Dunne had also purchased a home in New York City.

In fall 2025, Dunne picked up a $1.95 million penthouse in New York City's trendy West Village—months after she admitted she had been rejected from buying baseball legend Babe Ruth's former apartment by the building's co-op board.

Dunne's new home spans 1,117 square feet and has one bedroom and two bathrooms.

Unlike Ruth's former home—on which she put in an all-cash offer—Dunne's new property is located in a condo building, which traditionally has more lax restrictions for applicants who are seeking to buy or rent a unit.

Upon entering the home, guests are greeted with an expansive living area that features a large window that allows natural light to flood inside.

The chef's kitchen boasts modern touches with lots of cabinet space, an island, and state-of-the-art appliances.

Adjacent to the kitchen is a charming breakfast nook for Dunne and guests to gather.

The primary bedroom has enough space for a king-sized bed, while the bathroom includes a glass-enclosed shower with marble flooring.

The building itself is described as an "amenity-rich boutique condominium" offering "white glove service to its residents," a full-time door attendant, a landscaped roof deck, a fitness center, and a bike room.

Meanwhile, the couple's Florida home is understood to be located just a stone's throw from the beach, inside an exclusive Jupiter community where a host of A-listers and athletes have resided over the years.

It seems the purchase of that property went a lot smoother than her initial attempts to secure a home in New York City, where she ran into some tough resistance from the co-op board, despite putting in an all-cash offer on a $1.6 million home that had previously been owned by Ruth.

Dunne took to TikTok to air her grievances against the co-op board, admitting that she had initially gone into the approval process with complete confidence—and had even hired a designer ahead of time to help her decorate her future home.

The gymnast made clear that the rejection had nothing to do with her financials—noting that she had made a cash offer on the space in the hopes of improving her odds of it being accepted by the seller—before joking that it could well be to do with her history as an LSU athlete.

She then urged her followers to avoid apartments in co-op buildings, which have a notoriously tricky approval process that often sees prospective buyers being forced to interview with members of a board, who have the ability to immediately deny access to anyone who they feel is unsuitable for the building.