Paul Skenes classily assisted with Livvy Dunne wardrobe malfunction
Paul Skenes, ever the gentleman.
The Pittsburgh Pirates superstar pitcher walked the red carpet with girlfriend and fellow LSU star Livvy Dunne on Tuesday night before the 2025 MLB All-Star Game, and they looked adorable. She was in a blue dress with cutouts, he in a purple suit.
But there was one moment captured on social media that everyone loved. One of Dunne's shoes had strings on them that came down, so Skenes came in with his first career save (sorry, had to) by getting on a knee and tying them back up again.
Good work! Here's the video of that moment that everyone is buzzing about:
There you go! This portrait was also awesome:
Power couple Paul Skenes and Livvy Dunne 🤩 pic.twitter.com/dz2A6117bp
There are also photos of Livvy Dunne rooting on boyfriend Paul Skenes at the 2025 MLB All-Star Game
Check out a very excited Dunne at the game:
That's just the best.
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