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Time of India
an hour ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Livvy Dunne posed through the pain — Sports Illustrated cover shot with a broken kneecap
Livvy Dunne confesses to shooting Sports Illustrated cover while hiding a painful knee injury (Getty Images) Olivia "Livvy" Dunne may have left the gymnastics mat, but she's still flipping expectations. The former LSU gymnastics star recently made waves not just for landing the cover of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit, but for the grit it took to get there—posing through the pain of a fractured kneecap. Behind Livvy Dunne 's stunning Sports Illustrated cover is a hidden injury that made it hurt In a behind-the-scenes Instagram reel released by Livvy Dunne, fans got a rare peek into her Bermuda shoot for Sports Illustrated Swimsuit. The sunny beaches and vibrant swimsuits may have painted a picture-perfect scene, but underneath it all was a harsh reality few knew. 'Fun fact, I was shooting on a fractured kneecap, so poses like this and the cover shot kind of hurt, but it was honestly so worth it,' Dunne revealed in the video voiceover, as she knelt on the sand in an animal print bikini—ironically striking the very pose that ended up gracing the cover. Interestingly, Dunne had no idea during the shoot that she was creating what would become one of the year's most talked-about magazine covers. 'Little did she know she was shooting her COVER,' the official Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Instagram commented. The injury wasn't a surprise to her loyal followers. Two months earlier, in March, Dunne had already shared her battle with an avulsion fracture of her patella—an injury that benched her during LSU's senior night. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo 'Hi friends! Unfortunately, I've been dealing with an avulsion fracture of my patella and will not be able to compete on senior night,' she wrote. 'It absolutely breaks my heart to not get the opportunity to compete in the PMAC one last time. Tiger fans, you've been so good to me! Thank you for the endless support and as always Geaux Tigers! – Liv.' Her college gymnastics journey wrapped in April with LSU finishing third in the NCAA semifinals. Dunne marked the end of this era with heartfelt words in a tribute video: 'You will always be my first love… Time did fly by and I will cherish every memory for the rest of my life.' While she said goodbye to gymnastics, Dunne stepped into the spotlight of her next chapter. 'I AM A SPORTS ILLUSTRATED SWIM COVER MODEL! Somebody pinch me!' she wrote in May, as her cover was officially unveiled—joining the likes of Salma Hayek, Jordan Chiles, and Lauren Chan. Livvy Dunne's Sports Illustrated shoot (Getty Images) If there's anything this journey has proven, it's that Olivia Dunne isn't just a star athlete or a cover girl—she's a relentless fighter with a smile that doesn't flinch, even in pain. Also Read: Why David Ortiz's Barry Bonds comparison might change how you see Juan Soto's Mets struggles Get IPL 2025 match schedules , squads , points table , and live scores for CSK , MI , RCB , KKR , SRH , LSG , DC , GT , PBKS , and RR . Check the latest IPL Orange Cap and Purple Cap standings.
Yahoo
9 hours ago
- Health
- Yahoo
Family sues hospital for negligence in Logan Dunne's death
PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — Logan Dunne's family claims in a newly filed lawsuit that members of his treatment team acted negligently when they allowed him to leave the hospital despite being treated for mental illness and out of control diabetes. That day, June 2, 2023, was the last time Dunne, 32, of Brimfield, was last seen alive. He had been a patient at Carle Health Methodist Hospital, being treated for his diabetic condition and was to be transferred back to the hospital's psychiatric floor when he left. Five months later, his remains were found in a wooded area east of Kickapoo Creek in the 300 block of North Kickapoo Creek Road. 'This has been a long process and I wouldn't wish this on anybody. This is Mental Health Awareness Month so our goal is accountability but it is also to bring awareness to the stigma that is related to mental health disease,' said Brian Dunne, Logan's father. The 12-page lawsuit, filed Tuesday in Peoria County Circuit Court, names Methodist as the sole defendant but there are three doctors and Trillium Place who are named as respondents in discovery. That's a way to bring a person into a lawsuit without actually naming them as a defendant and allows the family to possibly add them later. The suit also makes claims under the state's Wrongful Death Act. A call to a spokesperson for the hospital was not immediately returned Wednesday. The suit states it seeks more than $50,000 but that's a statutory basement for this type of lawsuit. In reality, the damages could be more if the family prevails. Brian Dunne said he hopes the suit will spark a change in the way people with mental illness are treated. More communication, he said, was needed as the 'family is pretty much left in the dark.' Attorney Jesse Placher said the goal of the suit was not only 'justice for Logan but to make sure this doesn't happen again.' Logan Dunne was brought to Methodist on May 29, 2023, and involuntarily admitted to the hospital's psychiatric floor for care and treatment. Two days later, the suit alleges, he was discharged from that secure floor and moved to another floor which was not as secure. At the time, the suit alleges, Dunne 'was to be treated for his uncontrolled diabetes on the unsecured medical floor and then transferred back to the secured psychiatric floor.' However, on June 2, he walked out of the building after putting on his street clothes, allegedly in sight of hospital staff who should have stopped him. Hundreds searched the area in and around Brimfield, Edwards, Wildlife Prairie Park and beyond. The search garnered national attention only to end in heartbreak when his remains were found. A case like this can take a couple of years to work through the court system. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Scottish Sun
12 hours ago
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Managerless QPR release five players following culmination of Championship season… but SEVEN more could still leave
The club's player of the season has not yet been signed up for 2025/26 LOFT CLEAROUT Managerless QPR release five players following culmination of Championship season… but SEVEN more could still leave QUEENS PARK RANGERS have announced five players are leaving the club - with a fan favourite potentially set to follow. The Rs have just completed their tenth-straight season in the Championship. 2 QPR have announced five players are leaving the club Credit: Getty 2 Player of the season Jimmy Dunne is yet to sign a new deal with the club Credit: Alamy Rangers finished 15th, six points clear of the relegation zone but ten behind the playoff places. The club are currently searching for a manager after placing Marti Cifuente on gardening leave in April. But that isn't stopping them from having a summer clear-out at Loftus Road. The club have confirmed Kenneth Paal, Conor Clark, Samuel Manufor, Harry Murphy, and Casey Shann have all been released. READ MORE ON FOOTBALL FINAL CLASH Shocking moment Chelsea fans brawl & throw glasses in Poland ahead of final Paal has been in West London since 2022, joining the club from Dutch side Zwolle. He has played over 120 times for the R's, scoring six goals. In an emotional statement on Instagram, he wrote: "From day one, I enjoyed every moment. "The people at the club as well as my team-mates helped me and my family, and I will always be thankful. BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK "There were tough moments but my time with QPR made me a better person and a better player. "I became a father here and my little one was born in London, so this will always be a special place and time for me. It was a life-changing period." Former Championship club win promotion to National League as fans go wild after nightmare decade Seven players remain locked in negotiations with the club over a new deal. Lucas Andersen, Jack Colback, Jimmy Dunne, Morgan Fox, Joel Halliday, Noah McCann, Kieran Petrie and Nathan Shepperd. QPR attempted to renew Dunne's contract earlier in the season and blocked a move to Sheffield United in January. The 27-year-old was voted the club's player of the season by both supporters and his teammates. Dunne is set to become a free agent if he is unable to sign a new deal in the capital.
The Irish Sun
12 hours ago
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Managerless QPR release five players following culmination of Championship season… but SEVEN more could still leave
QUEENS PARK RANGERS have announced five players are leaving the club - with a fan favourite potentially set to follow. The Rs have just completed their tenth-straight season in the Championship. Advertisement 2 QPR have announced five players are leaving the club Credit: Getty 2 Player of the season Jimmy Dunne is yet to sign a new deal with the club Credit: Alamy Rangers finished 15th, six points clear of the relegation zone but ten behind the playoff places. The club are currently searching for a manager after But that isn't stopping them from having a summer clear-out at Loftus Road. The club have confirmed Kenneth Paal, Conor Clark, Samuel Manufor, Harry Murphy, and Casey Shann have all been released. Advertisement READ MORE ON FOOTBALL Paal has been in West London since 2022, joining the club from Dutch side Zwolle. He has played over 120 times for the R's, scoring six goals. In an emotional statement on Instagram, he wrote: " From day one, I enjoyed every moment. "The people at the club as well as my team-mates helped me and my family, and I will always be thankful. Advertisement Most read in Football Exclusive BEST ONLINE CASINOS - TOP SITES IN THE UK "There were tough moments but my time with QPR made me a better person and a better player. "I became a father here and my little one was born in London, so this will always be a special place and time for me. It was a life-changing period." Former Championship club win promotion to National League as fans go wild after nightmare decade Seven players remain locked in negotiations with the club over a new deal. Advertisement Lucas Andersen, QPR attempted to renew Dunne's contract earlier in the season and The 27-year-old was voted the club's player of the season by both supporters and his teammates. Dunne is set to become a free agent if he is unable to sign a new deal in the capital. Advertisement
The Irish Sun
4 days ago
- Automotive
- The Irish Sun
Irish McLaren racer Alex Dunne caught in horror 11-car pile-up at Monaco F2 race
IRELAND's McLaren junior Alex Dunne was at the centre of a dramatic 11-car pile-up during the Formula 2 race in Monaco this morning. The horrendous crash caused utter chaos before the first lap was even completed. 2 The horrendous crash happened in the opening seconds of the F2 race in Moanco Credit: F1TV 2 McClaren's Irish racer Alex Dunne was involved in a huge pile-up The pole and currently leads the F2 championship, was overtaken off the line by Victor Martins . But as Offaly ace Dunne tried to dive up the inside at Turn 1 , the pair collided. And the contact sent Martins' ART car flying into the barriers causing mayhem on the famous track. As chaos unfolded behind, Richard Verschoor ploughed into Dunne, while Leonardo Fornaroli squeezed through the wreckage to snatch the lead. READ MORE ON MOTORSPORT A red flag was immediately thrown as the track resembled a scrapyard. Eight drivers were forced to retire after the incident unfolded with F1 TV footage captured the shocking pile-up. Thankfully, there were no serious injuries to any of the drivers. But the incident caused a lengthy delay before racing eventually resumed. Most read in Motorsport Fornaroli led for much of the contest — before another twist saw Jak Crawford leap into the lead. He perfectly timed a pit stop under a safety car brought out by Dino Beganovic's crash. Lewis Hamilton hit with grid penalty at Monaco Grand Prix after blunder saw him forced to apologise to Verstappen The 20-year-old American went on to claim a dramatic win, with Fornaroli settling for second. Sebastian Montoya snatched third after Arvid Lindblad — initially set for the podium — was hit with a five-second penalty for speeding in the pit lane, dropping him to ninth.
