Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Model and former LSU gymnast, Livvy Dunne, said in a Tiktok video on Friday that he fears being harassed at airports.
The 22 -year -old, who has built a great monitoring of social networks, said that every time she is in an airport, she finds what she described as “at least 10 middle -aged men” who harass her and try to obtain her autograph.
“They have a battery as a pile of 40 photos of me or my magazines and they will run behind me through the TSA Precheck line and they shout me if I don’t give them my autograph,” Dunne said.
Dunne said men make a scene and scare other travelers who are close. The model if she later shared a video of her crying on Friday morning after a red -eyed flight, saying that a group of men surrounded her in the luggage claim.
Harassment occurs when Dunne attends great events or leaves family vacation, he said in the video. In the title, she wrote that men know “time, place, airport, everything.”
“I know that I am chronically online and I publish my life, but I am talking about a 20 -minute connection flight through Omaha, Nebraska,” Dunne said. “They would be waiting there. I’m not making content on a connection flight.”
Dunne did not immediately respond to a request for comments from NBC News.
Dunne also said that the same problem happens to another female athlete, the athletic star Gabby Thomas, who took home El Oro in the 200 meters of women at the Olympic Games in Paris.
Thomas posted a video on Tiktok in January describing an experience similar to that of Dunne, saying that a group of three to six middle -aged men harassed to sign over 40 photos of itself when traveling through airports.
Men sometimes appeared at the door of Thomas, he said, “which means they have plane tickets and overcome security and all that.” Thomas added that men will become “aggressive and hostile” if they refuse to sign the photos.
“I don’t know how my flight information is getting and it’s really starting to scare me,” he said.
