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an hour ago
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Bethenny Frankel, 54, Dances Around in Her Teeny-Tiny Bikini Ahead of Modeling for 'Sports Illustrated Swimsuit' Runway
Bethenny Frankel is heating up Miami Swim Week The 54-year-old former Real Housewives of New York City star modeled for Sports Illustrated She recently announced her move to Florida with her 14-year-old daughter BrynBethenny Frankel is coming in hot! The 54-year-old former Real Housewives of New York City star shared an Instagram video of herself in a barely there bikini on Thursday, May 29, as she participated in Miami Swim Week. Her clip began with Nelly's 2002 banger 'Hot in Herre' as she covered herself with the door of a portable closet situated next to a dressing rack of clothes. Just seconds into the catchy song, Frankel threw the flaps back, revealing a mostly gold, multicolor, strappy push-up bikini with elements of black and pink. She grabbed a black cowgirl hat with silver embellishments and danced toward the camera, spinning around occasionally while lip-syncing and modeling the design. 'Sports Illustrated is heating up Miami,' the reality television alum captioned her video. According to a second post, her tan heels seen in the clip were by designer Veronica Beard, and appeared to be the Tia Croc-Embossed Sandal in the shade Parchment. The shoe retails for $350. 'It takes a lot of discipline to look like this at any age. 🙌🔥,' one commenter wrote. Katie Austin, who has also appeared in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit and is the daughter of pro fitness coach Denise Austin, added, 'You look unrealllll🔥.' Things seem to be going well in Florida for Frankel after she revealed in April that she was making the Sunshine State her primary residence. "I've been waiting until I got down here to tell you, but I am moving to Florida for personal and professional reasons," she explained in an April 17 TikTok. "Something has arisen that made this the best and healthiest decision for myself and my daughter." The Skinnygirl founder is mom to Bryn, 14, whom she shares with her ex-husband Jason Hoppy. She clarified that she would be keeping her homes in New York City and the Hamptons "because we love New York." However, Florida will now serve as their "primary and permanent" home base. Frankel promised to keep her fans updated with how things continued to go. She then showed off a view of the beach, saying, "This will be my backyard.' Ahead of her announcement, she was photographed on Miami Beach on Feb. 8 as she caught some sun and showed off the results of her diet and exercise in a strapless bikini. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Like her Sports Illustrated swimsuit, this bikini was also multicolored, but mostly with bright floral designs and pops of black. She paired her beach day look with a tan straw hat. For accessories, she went with a single necklace, multiple bracelets on one wrist and a watch on the other. Read the original article on People
New York Post
13 hours ago
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- New York Post
Livvy Dunne reduced to tears over rabid autograph seekers continually tracking her down at airports: ‘Fear that I'm being stalked'
Olivia 'Livvy' Dunne revealed she was reduced to tears when she was hounded by a group of rabid autograph hunters who track her down at airports around the country. 'I fear that I'm being stalked and I don't know what to do,' the LSU gymnast alum said in a TikTok video on Friday, captioned 'They know time, place, airport, everything!!!' Dunne, who landed one of the four Sports Illustrated Swimsuit covers for the 2025 issue, recalled that she often sees a group of 'at least 10 middle-aged men' demanding her to sign 'a stack of 40 pictures or magazines.' Advertisement 5 Olivia Dunne was reduced to tears in her car ride from the airport after a troubling experience with autograph seekers on May 30, 2025. Olivia Dunne/TikTok 5 Olivia Dunne/TikTok 'They will run after me down the TSA precheck line and yell at me if I don't give them my autograph,' she told her eight million followers. 'It's insane. They will yell at me and make a scene and the people around me are scared.' Advertisement Dunne claims her 'stalkers' know her every trip and will be waiting for her regardless of her plans, including a business trip or a family vacation. 'They're waiting there,' she said. 'It's something with the airline, and it's weird.' She prefaced her situation that the men would find her in odd locations around the country. 5 Olivia Dunne and Paul Skenes pose for a photo on board a plane in a recent Instagram post. livvydunne/Instagram Advertisement 'Yes I know I'm chronically online and I post my life, but I'm talking about like a 20-minute connecting flight through Omaha, Nebraska, they would be waiting there,' she said. 'I'm not making content on a connecting flight. I'm talking about the most random cities.' Dunne included a clip of herself from earlier in the day inside a car, crying after an unsettling event she faced after a red-eye flight. Dunne says the group had 'circled' the MLB WAG as she waited at baggage claim at the undisclosed airport. Advertisement On Thursday, she shared a picture of herself and Pittsburgh Pirates boyfriend Paul Skenes sitting together on a private jet. Dunne said she wasn't the only one to experience the traumatic celebrity treatment while out in public, referring to Olympic sprinter Gabby Thomas' recent problems with the autograph hounds. 'It's not only me, I remember Gabby Thomas made a video about this and it needs to stop because it's scary for girls, it's weird,' Dunne said. 5 Olivia Dunne leaves Madison Square Garden in Manhattan after the Knicks-Pacers East Conference Championship game on May 21, 2025. Christopher Sadowski Thomas praised Dunne for speaking out over the frightening encounters. 'Girl!! So sad that because we're good at what we do people feel like they should have constant access to us and give us travel anxiety. glad you're speaking up too,' Thomas commented. The Olympic gold medalist said she has a group of up to six middle-aged men hounding her for autographs while she's in public, saying one time they got aggressive with her after she denied them access. 5 LSU's Olivia Dunne warms up during a gymnastics meet against Auburn at Neville Arena in Auburn, Alabama on Feb. 10, 2023. Getty Images Advertisement 'At this point, every time I travel I'm afraid that these men, it's three to six of them, middle-aged, are going to show up and harass me. And it doesn't matter what city — they've come when I was traveling to and from Chicago, they've come when I was traveling to and from Miami and they have my flight information,' Thomas said in a TikTok video posted in January. 'What scares me is that they have my flight information, even when I don't even know what time I'm flying out sometimes. I don't tell anyone my flight information. I've changed all my email passwords. I don't know if they're hacking me. But they get really aggressive and hostile if I say no and when I'm by myself, it's really scary,' Thomas added.
Yahoo
a day ago
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Livvy Dunne Shot Her Sports Illustrated Swim Cover with a Painful Broken Kneecap, but Says ‘It Was Worth It'
Olivia "Livvy" Dunne explained why her 2025 SI Swimsuit cover shoot "kind of hurt" when posing for the photos in a vlog-styled Instagram video shared on May 19 The former LSU gymnast revealed she was shooting on a fractured kneecap following her injury sustained on March 6 Dunne graced the cover of this year's SI Swimsuit issue alongside actress Salma Hayek Pinault, model Lauren Chan and fellow gymnast Jordan ChilesLivvy Dunne is a pro! The former LSU gymnast opened up about her 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue cover shoot in a recent Instagram video, explaining why posing for the photos was not the most comfortable despite the relaxed vibe seen in the final shots. "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, 22, said in a voiceover that accompanied the vlog-styled clip uploaded on May 19. During her shoot, Dunne struck several poses in an asymmetrical zebra-print bikini on the beach in Bermuda. For the cover shot, she kneeled down in the sand that was covered by beautifully clear shallow water. The pain Dunne experienced during her SI Swimsuit shoot came after she sustained an avulsion fracture in her kneecap on March 6, barring her from future gymnastics competition at LSU. She's been on the road to recovery ever since. Dunne's appearance in the 2025 SI Swimsuit issue marked her third time being featured since she made her debut in 2023. She was one of four cover models selected alongside actress Salma Hayek Pinault, model Lauren Chan and fellow gymnast Jordan Chiles. The athlete spoke with PEOPLE exclusively at the 2025 SI Swimsuit launch party red carpet at The Hard Rock Hotel in New York City on May 15. She opened up about her future plans now that she's officially retired from gymnastics. "I've always said 'no' to opportunities way more than I've said 'yes' — so, I'm excited to do everything and be able to travel and to be able to do things on my time because it's always been around gymnastics," Dunne told PEOPLE exclusively at the event. "My life has revolved around gymnastics," she continued. "So, honestly, to be able to say yes to more things and potentially maybe do some more performing art stuff on screen — and I'm very excited." When asked by PEOPLE if that was a tease for acting, Dunne had a teasing response. "I don't know, I don't know! Stay tuned!" she replied. Read the original article on People
Toronto Sun
2 days ago
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- Toronto Sun
Painful injury couldn't stop Livvy Dunne's SI Swimsuit cover photoshoot
'Fun fact: I was shooting on a fractured kneecap, so poses like the cover shot kind of hurt, but it was honestly so worth it.' Olivia Dunne is featured on the cover of this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition. SI Swimsuit/Instagram A little thing like a broken kneecap wasn't about to Olivia Dunne's big moment. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. THIS CONTENT IS RESERVED FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. Unlimited online access to articles from across Canada with one account. Get exclusive access to the Toronto Sun ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition that you can share, download and comment on. Enjoy insights and behind-the-scenes analysis from our award-winning journalists. Support local journalists and the next generation of journalists. Daily puzzles including the New York Times Crossword. SUBSCRIBE TO UNLOCK MORE ARTICLES Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. Unlimited online access to articles from across Canada with one account. Get exclusive access to the Toronto Sun ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition that you can share, download and comment on. Enjoy insights and behind-the-scenes analysis from our award-winning journalists. Support local journalists and the next generation of journalists. Daily puzzles including the New York Times Crossword. REGISTER / SIGN IN TO UNLOCK MORE ARTICLES Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience. Access articles from across Canada with one account. Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments. Enjoy additional articles per month. Get email updates from your favourite authors. THIS ARTICLE IS FREE TO READ REGISTER TO UNLOCK. Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience. Access articles from across Canada with one account Share your thoughts and join the conversation in the comments Enjoy additional articles per month Get email updates from your favourite authors Don't have an account? Create Account The popular former college gymnast, who boasts more than 5.3 million followers on Instagram, shared that she was playing through the pain when it came time for her SI Swimsuit photoshoot earlier this year. In video posted on Instagram earlier this month, Livvy shared that she was suffering through her shoot in Bermuda – and it wasn't just the 5 a.m. wakeup call, either. The former LSU star, who graces the cover of the 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue, sustained an avulsion fracture in her kneecap earlier this year, not long before swim-suiting up on a tropical beach. In fact, the snap used on the cover of the iconic magazine featured her kneeling in the sand. Your noon-hour look at what's happening in Toronto and beyond. By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. Please try again This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. '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 said in the clip highlighting her photoshoot. While the injury knocked Dunne out of competition at LSU, it didn't hold her back at the shoot. This year marks Dunne's appearance in the SI Swimsuit issue since debuting in 2023. This year, Dunne was one of four cover models selected alongside actress Salma Hayek , model Lauren Chan and fellow gymnast Jordan Chiles. During an interview with People earlier this month, Dunne shared her future plans with her gymnastics career at an end. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. 'I've always said 'no' to opportunities way more than I've said 'yes' — so, I'm excited to do everything and be able to travel and to be able to do things on my time because it's always been around gymnastics,' Dunne told the outlet. 'My life has revolved around gymnastics,' she continued. 'So, honestly, to be able to say yes to more things and potentially maybe do some more performing art stuff on screen — and I'm very excited.' Dunne has a tabloid mainstay partly due to her relationship with Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes. The couple has been dating since their time together at LSU and she features snaps with him regularly on her social media accounts. Read More Check out our sports section for the latest news and analysis. Toronto & GTA World Toronto Maple Leafs Columnists Weird
Yahoo
2 days ago
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Livvy Dunne Shot Her Sports Illustrated Swim Cover with a Painful Broken Kneecap, but Says ‘It Was Worth It'
Olivia "Livvy" Dunne explained why her 2025 SI Swimsuit cover shoot "kind of hurt" when posing for the photos in a vlog-styled Instagram video shared on May 19 The former LSU gymnast revealed she was shooting on a fractured kneecap following her injury sustained on March 6 Dunne graced the cover of this year's SI Swimsuit issue alongside actress Salma Hayek Pinault, model Lauren Chan and fellow gymnast Jordan ChilesLivvy Dunne is a pro! The former LSU gymnast opened up about her 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue cover shoot in a recent Instagram video, explaining why posing for the photos was not the most comfortable despite the relaxed vibe seen in the final shots. "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, 22, said in a voiceover that accompanied the vlog-styled clip uploaded on May 19. During her shoot, Dunne struck several poses in an asymmetrical zebra-print bikini on the beach in Bermuda. For the cover shot, she kneeled down in the sand that was covered by beautifully clear shallow water. The pain Dunne experienced during her SI Swimsuit shoot came after she sustained an avulsion fracture in her kneecap on March 6, barring her from future gymnastics competition at LSU. She's been on the road to recovery ever since. Dunne's appearance in the 2025 SI Swimsuit issue marked her third time being featured since she made her debut in 2023. She was one of four cover models selected alongside actress Salma Hayek Pinault, model Lauren Chan and fellow gymnast Jordan Chiles. The athlete spoke with PEOPLE exclusively at the 2025 SI Swimsuit launch party red carpet at The Hard Rock Hotel in New York City on May 15. She opened up about her future plans now that she's officially retired from gymnastics. "I've always said 'no' to opportunities way more than I've said 'yes' — so, I'm excited to do everything and be able to travel and to be able to do things on my time because it's always been around gymnastics," Dunne told PEOPLE exclusively at the event. "My life has revolved around gymnastics," she continued. "So, honestly, to be able to say yes to more things and potentially maybe do some more performing art stuff on screen — and I'm very excited." When asked by PEOPLE if that was a tease for acting, Dunne had a teasing response. "I don't know, I don't know! Stay tuned!" she replied. Read the original article on People
