Livvy Dunne reveals she auditioned for this show before Baywatch

Livvy Dunne is in her acting era.The former LSU gymnast was a guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on May 13, where she shared her first audition.“I was obviously so nervous,” she recalled about the audition. “It was different, because [for] gymnastics, usually you just go out there and perform on a four-inch beam, but this, I have to talk and perform and play someone else.”“I ended up not getting that one,” continued Dunne, before sharing with Fallon that it was for a popular show. While Fallon began asking her what show, she whispered, “It was for White Lotus.”“No one watched that,” Fallon joked.Fans who have been keeping up with Dunne from her LSU days and her booming social media presence with nearly eight million TikTok followers, she shared with People last year that she wanted to begin her acting career.“And now that I'm done with school, I have more time to lean into the acting stuff and the creative side of things,” she said at the time.“I feel like collabing on creativity and seeing the end result, having something be great after, that's something that I love,” Dunne continued. “And whether it's gymnastics or acting in a movie or a TV show, I just think watching all your hard work pay off, whether it's an individual thing or a group thing, I think it's so cool.”While booking White Lotus didn't work out, she found success in Hollywood as she is making her acting debut with the reboot of Baywatch.“It’s been a blast. I love it,” Dunne says of stepping onto set to OK! Magazine. “It’s definitely a pinch-me moment.”The reboot will feature influencers and actors such as Brooks Nader, Jessica Belkin, Hassie Harrison, Noah Beck, and Shay Mitchell, who will also star in it. The show is scheduled to premiere on Fox in late January 2027.Livvy Dunne is in her acting era. The former LSU gymnast was a guest on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on May 13, where she shared her first audition. “I was obviously so nervous,” she recalled about the audition. “It was different, because [for] gymnastics, usually you just go out there and perform on a four-inch beam, but this, I have to talk and perform and play someone else.