NJ Devils celebrity fan Olivia Dunne has 3 words to describe her honest opinion about hockey

Social media celebrity Olivia Dunne is often spotted at baseball games cheering for her boyfriend Paul Skenes, who plays for the Pittsburgh Pirates in the MLB. However, on Monday afternoon, she traded it for an ice hockey game as she was spotted at the New Jersey Devils in their matchup against the New York Rangers.

Livvy Dunne is currently spending her holidays in the 'Big Apple' along with Skenes. The two post on social media about their many outings with Dunne's graduation from LSU being a major reason for celebration.

Attending an NHL game, the Devils greeted her as she was welcomed into the Prudential Center. The NHL's social media accounts also released a video of Olivia introducing herself at the arena. She wore a customized #24 Devils jersey with her name written on it along with black leather pants.

She later took to Instagram to repost her clip for Devils fans, giving a 3-word reaction:

'hockey is cool.'

Olivia Dunne's Instagram story covering her appearance at the Devils game (Souce: Instagram @livvydunne)

The LSU gymnast-turned-social media influencer is a New Jersey native. She was brought up in the town of Hillsdale before moving out for higher studies. She joined LSU for college and quickly grew famous as an athlete through her vlogs a few years back. Slowly her account started picking up momentum, and currently Dunne has 5.4 million followers on Instagram and 8.1 million followers on TikTok.

Olivia Dunne's hilarious reaction to Trochek-Cotter fight

With just 3:55 into the game, a fight broke out between New York Rangers' Vincent Trochek and Devils forward Paul Cotter. Olivia Dunne's Instagram story proved to be a funny three-word reaction with some subtext.

She wrote for the pair that they were:

'spreading Christmas joy' along with 'go Devils tho.'

Olivia Dunne's Instagram Story about the fight between Trochek and Cotter (Souce: Instagram @livvydunne)

The fight seemed to have brought the crowd to life but not the Rangers. The Devils took advantage as they pounded their crosstown rivals 5-0 in another shutout for the team. New York lost their eighth game in their last ten as a result.