The former LSU and darling gymnast of Livvy Dunne social media thought that she was at the door of her first major real estate purchase.
But a board of directors of New York City denied its candidacy in cash.
The 22 -year -old Illustrated sports Cover Model had an offer prepared to buy the $ 1.6 million apartment in New York which formerly belonged to the legend of the MLB Babe Ruth when he played for the Yankees.
Dunne, the largest athlete “name, image and resemblance”, went to social networks to complain about the closure of his apartment at 345 West 88th Street.
“The guys, I’m so upset,” she said 8 million Tiktok followers. “So a few months ago, I decided that I was going to make my first real estate purchase, which is so exciting. And I was going to get an apartment in New York. But the gag was, it was Babe Ruth’s apartment.”
“Then, the week I am supposed to get my keys to my brand new apartment, I receive a call: the cooperative refused me,” she said. “So, almost the people in the building voted for not having lived me there, which is good.”
Dunne jokingly joking that the building was perhaps managed by fans of Alabama’s wickedness, knowing that she was a graduate of LSU. She explained that she had already hired interior designers because he felt “criminal” to provide Ruth’s apartment with her former college furniture.
But real estate agent Maryam Tesfaegzi refused to feed the theory that a distribution of angry Alabama fans denied Dunne’s offer, refusing to comment on the decision of the board of directors to block the purchase.
“When a cooperative rejection, he does not have to share information with us,” she said. “We never know why a cooperative would reject a buyer.”
“Obviously, they wanted to sell it, so it’s the only thing that will make them happy,” said Tesfaegzi about his customers, who are still trying to sell the legendary apartment.
THE New York Post reported that Dunne’s social media activity could have been what had checked the cooperative. She published an apparently harmless tiktok video of the beach a few days ago, celebrating her first semester of higher education and what she thought was her first apartment in New York.
“Life is soft like cinnamon,” said Dunne in this post, before the purchase of an apartment is opposed to the veto.
A resident of the building reported that Dunne and her boyfriend, the ace of Pittsburgh Pirates, Paul Skenes, visited the apartment with the sloppy sale.
“She has spoiled it,” said a neighbor at the post. “The Board of Directors got upset because it put it on its Instagram.”
According to online reports, Ruth lived in the apartment from 1920 to 1940 before moving to another apartment by the Upper West Side.
The house is already back on the market, and Deadspin is informed that the Dunne deposit has been liquidated.
