Livvy Dunne joined by fellow Sports Illustrated swimsuit models on the field for glamorous first pitch at Mets game
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Livvy Dunne has gotten used to seeing the inside of a ballpark by now.

The dazzling girlfriend of Pittsburgh Pirates star Paul Skenes has attended numerous games at PNC Park to see her powerful pitcher boyfriend deliver strikeouts.

This time, it was Dunne’s turn to throw a pitch when she was invited out to Citi Field – home of the New York Mets.

She wasn’t attending these games solo. Accompanying her were three other Sports Illustrated Swimsuit models and influencers: Camille Kostek, Alexandra ‘Xandra’ Pohl, and Ellie Thumann.

Kostek, Pohl, and Thumann were all seen sporting Mets jerseys with their names on the back of them.

Livvy Dunne was joined by three of her fellow SI Swimsuit models: Alexandra 'Xandra' Pohl (L), Ellie Thumann (center) and Camille Kostek (R) at a Mets-Pirates game in New York City

Livvy Dunne was in the company of three of her fellow SI Swimsuit models: Alexandra ‘Xandra’ Pohl (L), Ellie Thumann (center), and Camille Kostek (R) at a Mets-Pirates game in New York City.

Pohl (L), Kostek (center) and Thumann (R) threw out the first pitch at Citi Field

Pohl (L), Kostek (center) and Thumann (R) threw out the first pitch at Citi Field

L-R: Mark Vientos, Pohl, Kostek, Tyrone Taylor, Huascar Brazoban, and Thumann

L-R: Mark Vientos, Pohl, Kostek, Tyrone Taylor, Huascar Brazoban, and Thumann

Dunne didn't wear any Mets gear out of respect to boyfriend Paul Skenes, who pitched Monday

Dunne didn’t wear any Mets gear out of respect to boyfriend Paul Skenes, who pitched Monday

Dunne, out of respect to the ballclub and her boyfriend, wore a simple white top and ballcap.

While the other three took pictures with the likes of Mark Vientos, Tyrone Taylor, and Huascar Brazoban, Dunne wasn’t seen in those snaps. However, she did join her three fellow models for a selfie on the field in Queens.

Later in the night, Dunne was seen filming a video from what appeared to be a suite on a gorgeous May night in New York City.

Dunne made her debut in the 2023 edition of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue and her companions for the evening are also veterans of the legendary magazine.

Kostek has been a staple of the SI Swimsuit catalog since 2017, when she walked the runway at the magazine’s fashion show in Miami. Two years later, in 2019, Kostek was featured on the cover.

Like Dunne, she’s used to attending sporting events as well – having dated former NFL star Rob Gronkowski for over a decade.

Meanwhile, both Pohl and Thumann initially made their livings outside of the modeling world.

Pohl is a world-renowned DJ while Thumann spent her childhood amassing millions of social media followers who watch her videos across YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.

Dunne made her SI Swimsuit debut back in 2023 and made another appearance in 2024

Dunne made her SI Swimsuit debut back in 2023 and made another appearance in 2024

Kostek has been in the SI Swimsuit issue since 2017 and made the cover in 2019

Kostek has been in the SI Swimsuit issue since 2017 and made the cover in 2019

Alexandra 'Xandra' Pohl

Ellie Thumann

Meanwhile Pohl (L) and Thumann (R) made their fame through other avenues before modeling

As for the game itself, it was an unfortunate night for Skenes – who did well but had his team come up short.

Skenes gave up only a single earned run across six innings while striking out six batters and was in line for a win.

However, Pittsburgh’s relievers gave up two runs to end those hopes in the seventh inning.

From there, it was a tale of two errors. Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor gave up an error in the top of the ninth to allow Ji-Hwan Bae to reach second. Bae eventually made it home on an infield single by Kebryan Hayes to tie the game at 3-3.

Then, it was Pirates shortstop Isaiah Kiner-Falefa’s turn to make a mistake. His fielding error allowed Lindor to reach first safely. A single by Juan Soto allowed Lindor to reach third base.

The game ended when Mets first baseman Pete Alonso hit a sacrifice fly to score Lindor – winning the game for New York by a score of 4-3.  

Brazoban was credited with the win while David Bednar was charged with the loss.

The Mets have a record of 27-15 and comfortably lead the NL East by two-and-a-half games. Meanwhile, the Pirates are already ten games back in the NL Central.

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