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Olivia Dunne's sister Julz recently left the former gymnast in awe with her striking pose during a vacation in Hawaii. Julz is a year older than the former gymnast and social media sensation.During her recent trip to Oahu, Hawaii, Julz was seen embracing the serene vibes on a beach while donning a bikini. She opted for a white and green striped outfit, which she paired with minimal jewelry. Julz posed for pictures on the beach and added a white flower to her tropical outfit, which was tucked behind her ear. Sharing the pictures on Instagram, she wrote:"Going back to Honolulu." View this post on Instagram Instagram PostShe was also seen donning a blue bikini as she enjoyed her time on deck. For one of the outfits, Julz wore a blue bikini top and paired it with a pretty short white skirt. From the carousel of photos that she shared on Instagram, Julz was also seen wearing yellow and green dresses. With her captivating pose, Julz left her sister in amazement, who commented on the pictures, writing:"Maui wowie😍"Screenshot of the Instagram post's comment section.Julz was born to David and Katherine in February 2001. Similar to Dunne, she was also raised in Hillsdale, N.J. While Dunne was homeschooled due to her busy gymnastics schedule, Julz attended Pascack Valley High School. She also attended Louisiana State University before graduating in 2023 from kinesiology. She has played a pivotal role behind Dunne's social media success. Although Julz is not a gymnast, she played softball in college. The former gymnast's sister is also aiming to work in the NIL field like her sister. They were seen attending an Athlete Con event as speakers.Olivia Dunne reveals her approach to using her social media presence Olivia Dunne at the 2025 MTV Video Music Awards in Elmont, New York. (Photo - WireImage)Olivia Dunne once opened up about how she wants to use her social media presence while using her fame, which she gained through NIL policies. Dunne was the highest-paid female collegiate athlete. She stated that she wants to keep promoting the sport and supporting female athletes through her platform. "I just wanted to leave my legacy that you're more than your sport, and you can be a person beyond your sport and be a college athlete. It can be more than just sports, I never thought that it was gonna be what it is today."I definitely would want to do something with sports and keep advocating for women's sports, especially since I'm fortunate to have this platform," Olivia Dunne said. "It's important to keep eyes on women's sports and keep the hype around gymnastics especially." (via USA TODAY Sports)Olivia Dunne established 'The Livvy Fund' in 2023 to help female collegiate athletes navigate NIL deals.
