Olivia Dunne leaves TikTok followers stunned as she shows off her agility with optical illusion exercises

OLIVIA DUNNE wowed social media fans with her latest move.

The collegiate gymnast left followers wondering what happened in her new video.

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Dunne, 20, uploaded a clip for her 6.4million followers on TikTok.

She made a move she promised in the “didn’t take 100 tries” caption.

Olivia started in an inverted table yoga position.

And she landed on her side after an amazing movement.

The gymnast ducked her head under her left arm and twisted her body around.

She ended the video on her right elbow.

And her followers weren’t exactly sure how she managed to do it.

One said, “Why does my brain think I can do this?”

And another wrote: “Oh wowww.”

While a third cheekily asked, “Can we see the flaws?”

Dunne is the athletic sensation taking collegiate gymnastics by storm.

The 20-year-old rising star became a millionaire at the age of 18 thanks to her social media fame.

A gymnast since she was a child, Olivia is now one of the top earners in college sports.

But her $2 million annual earnings from her social media fame and sponsorships have been described by a coach as a “step backwards” for women.

Thanks to her large following on social media, she became a millionaire at the age of 18.

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Stanford’s Tara VanDerveer told the NY Times, “I think sometimes we have this swinging pendulum where we might take two steps forward and then one step back.

“We fight for all the opportunities to compete, to play, to have resources, to have facilities, to have coaches and all the things that come with Olympic-caliber athletics.

“This is a step backwards.”

But golf star Paige Spiranac defended the 20-year-old, who had made a fortune from her revealing social media content.

She said on Twitter: “I’m so sick of women belittling other women’s achievements because it’s done differently than they would.

“Livvy Dunne is hated for making 2 million a year.

“She built a successful business when she was 20 while she was a student athlete. That’s badass.”