‘Baywatch’ Star Livvy Dunne Says She Feels Unsafe After Being Followed at Airport, Shares Disturbing Video

Livvy Dunne is speaking out after a frightening airport experience left her feeling unsafe. The gymnast and actress says some people have crossed the line by tracking her travel details and waiting for her after flights.

The 23-year-old shared a video on TikTok where she explained what happened after returning from a family vacation. In the clip, several men can be seen at the airport holding photos of Dunne, hoping to get her autograph.

According to Dunne, some individuals are not simply waiting for a chance encounter. She claims they are buying refundable plane tickets to enter secure areas of airports and find out where she will arrive.

“To the people still selling my flight information, stalking me at the airports, and buying refundable plane tickets to go through security to meet me at my gate, can you please stop?” Dunne said in her TikTok video.

The social media star explained that she does not want anyone to get in trouble, but she wanted people to understand what these situations feel like from her point of view. “I don’t want to get anyone in trouble, but I want to share what it’s like from my perspective,” she added.

Dunne said she understands that being a public figure means people may want photos, videos, or autographs. However, she believes there is a major difference between normal fan interactions and behavior that makes someone feel threatened.

@livvy It just gets to a point😭 #fyp #airport #autograph #stalker ♬ original sound – Olivia Dunne

“You guys aren’t fans. You’re professionals,” Dunne said, claiming that some people record her using Meta glasses and later sell the footage or autographs.

She continued by saying that selling signed items is not the main issue. Her concern is the way some people are approaching her and ignoring personal boundaries.

“You’re recording me on Meta glasses, getting my autograph, and you’re going to sell it, which is fine, but last night, I didn’t feel safe at the airport,” she explained.

Dunne also shared that the situation became even more uncomfortable because of what happened in the airport bathroom area. She said her sister stepped in when some of the people involved tried to follow her into the women’s bathroom.

“And if I wasn’t coming back from family vacation and my sister didn’t stop these people from coming into the women’s bathroom, then I don’t know what I would’ve done,” Dunne said.

The athlete added that she has security and has the option to travel privately, but she questioned why women should have to completely change their routines because others refuse to respect boundaries.

“I do have security and I could fly private, but I guess my point is, should a woman have to change her behavior because men can’t handle the word no? That’s my point,” she said.

Dunne has built a large following through gymnastics, social media, and entertainment projects. She became one of the most recognizable college athletes in the country during her time at Louisiana State University and has continued to grow her public profile.

Her comments have started a wider discussion about the challenges public figures face when dealing with obsessive fans and the importance of respecting personal space. Dunne’s message was not about avoiding supporters, but about setting limits when interactions become uncomfortable or unsafe.

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