When Julz Dunne said in The Money Game docuseries that her little sister Olivia had “no character development,” it was half-joke, half-roast—but fully viral. “She didn’t go to public school. I did,” Julz added, with the kind of sibling sass that only years of being the older, allegedly wiser one can justify. To the world, Olivia “Livvy” Dunne is a gymnastics darling, social media mogul, and NIL success story. But to Julz? She’s still the kid sister borrowing her lines—and, as of this week, apparently still swiping her Instagram captions.
Let’s rewind to May 21. The Dunne sisters were courtside at Madison Square Garden for the Knicks vs. Pacers playoff showdown. Julz was first to post, dropping a sleek mirror selfie before heading to the game, looking sharp and ready for the night. Her caption?
“Time to ball out.” Classic. Confident. Very Julz. Enter Livvy. Not long after, the LSU alum shared a glam shot of her own. Her outfit? On point. Her accessory of choice? A striking Balenciaga Blue Leather Nano Classic City Tote. Her caption? “Time to ball out.” Same words. Same vibe. Different account. However, it didn’t take long for Julz to catch the not-so-subtle copy-paste moment. And being Julz, she didn’t let it slide. She reposted Livvy’s story on her own Instagram with a biting caption: “Has never had an original thought.” Mic drop.
Olivia Dunne, ever the queen of calm under fire, didn’t respond publicly. Instead, her attention shifted to the court—posting clips and reactions to the game, clearly impressed by the Knicks’ energy and the night’s electric atmosphere. The online moment was peak Dunne sister dynamic: Julz, the behind-the-scenes strategist with a sharp tongue, and Livvy, the megastar with a curated feed and millions of followers. And while Julz might joke about her sister’s alleged lack of “character development,” it’s clear their bond runs deeper than just digital teasing.
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