In Photos: Paul Skenes' girlfriend Olivia Dunne shares view from suite while cheering for Pirates ace at PNC Park

Paul Skenes' girlfriend, Olivia Dunne, was in the family suite cheering on the Pirates ace in his latest start against the Cincinnati Reds at PNC Park on Monday. Livvy took to her Snapchat account to post the highlights of the game from her great seats.

The photos show Dunne enjoying ballpark snacks and some cold beverages as she cheered for Skenes. She also took some videos of PNC Park, including one with Skenes on the mound getting a Reds batter to swing and miss.

Take a look at the snapshots from Olivia's Snapchat story with the following captions:

"Suite life!"

"Yea babe"

"Yay"

Screenshot from Livvy Dunne's story on Snapchat

Olivia Dunne has been present for all but one of Paul Skenes' starts for the Pittsburgh Pirates this season. She has actively praised and cheered for her star boyfriend, who has been highly impressive this season since making his debut in the big leagues.

The sporting couple met on the grounds of Louisiana State University when Skenes transferred from Army University to play ball with the Tigers, while Olivia was already making a mark for herself with the Tigers women's gymnastics team.

The duo won NCAA championships in their respective sporting fields with the LSU Tigers, while Olivia Dunne won the NCAA gymnastics championship in April 2024 and Paul Skenes won the College World Series in 2023, soon after which he was selected as the No. 1 overall pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 2023 MLB draft.

Skenes registered his fourth win of the season on Monday night after giving up one earned run on six hits and striking out seven batters in the process against the Reds as Pittsburgh won the contest 4-1.

Olivia Dunne rocked an all-black ensemble to cheer Paul Skenes at PNC Park on Monday night

Olivia Dunne was gameday-ready on Monday night as she headed over to PNC Park to cheer for Paul Skenes. She shared her all-black ensemble via an Instagram story yesterday.

Skenes dominated and overpowered the Reds' batters from the onset of the game, as he successfully restricted them to only one run through six innings.

Paul Skenes has an ERA of 2.29 with 53 strikeouts and 0.99 WHIP so far this season. He will be making his next start in the series finale against the Tampa Bay Rays at PNC Park on Sunday.