Las Vegas Raiders part-owner, Fox Sports broadcaster and seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady has added to his roster of stars for his fitness brand.
Brady’s ‘NoBull’ brand has brought in social media star and former LSU gymnast Livvy Dunne as the latest addition to their endorsement profile.
Dunne announced the news with a photo shoot posted to her Instagram account featuring athletic wear from the brand.
‘sooo excited to join the nobull team alongside @tombrady as an athlete, investor, and partner… LFG!’ Dunne captioned the photos.
Brady also commented his famous ‘LFG’ catchphrase under Dunne’s post, adding three raised hand emojis.
Dunne’s photos showed off a smoldering look in her eyes as the now-retired gymnast also displayed her flexibility.
Social media star Livvy Dunne was announced as a new investor in athletics brand NoBull
Dunne joins the company owned by Tom Brady, who celebrated her arrival on social media
It’s the latest business venture for Dunne, who is growing her empire since leaving LSU
For Dunne, she now adds to her growing business empire that she’s continued to build on after stepping away from the world of athletics full-time.
Now, she’s been building her personal brand through real estate and sponsorships like this one.
On the company’s website, they tout Dunne as having ‘built her brand on discipline and authenticity, the same principles that define the NoBull mentality.’
Dunne also spends plenty of time cheering on her pitching ace boyfriend Paul Skenes, who is widely considered as one of, if not the best, pitcher in the game.
She told Daily Mail in a conversation at the Super Bowl how excited she is to cheer him on the reigning Cy Young Award winner in 2026.
‘I’ll try to make all of his starts, that’s my goal this year,’ she said, before admitting it can sometimes be hard when Skenes can be on the road with baseball for large periods of time.
Dunne, who herself also has a busy schedule, said: ‘I think really being present every time we’re together. ‘
‘We both travel so much, it’s so important to put your phone down and just be with one another and be there for each other.’