Livvy Dunne, Paul Skenes take pleasure in some offseason enjoyable in Hawaii

Paul Skenes was seen having fun with his offseason with Livvy Dunne in Hawaii on Friday.

The couple was noticed at a resort in Kauai, seemingly celebrating the wedding of Skenes’ fellow Pirates teammate, Jared Jones, and his accomplice, Rylie Fox, in accordance with posts on Dunne’s Instagram story.

Skenes and Dunne had been lounging by the pool at a resort and had been later seen driving in a golf cart.

The couple’s trip comes simply days after Skenes, 23, took residence the National League Cy Young award, the primary of his younger profession.

Skenes received the award unanimously and is the primary to take action since Miami righty Sandy Alcantara in 2022.

“Winning it is one thing. It being a unanimous decision is another,” Skenes stated upon successful the award, per MLB.com. “It’s fairly particular. The Cy Young Award is the Cy Young Award. Every baseball fan is aware of it. I’ve had a month to consider it now, after the season ended and what would it not imply.

“That’s the answer I’ve come upon, is that it doesn’t change anything about the season that I had whether I win it or not. Same way I thought about the Rookie of the Year Award last year. It’s a tremendous honor, but we play this game because we love the game. We love to pitch and to win.”

Through 32 begins this season for Pittsburgh, Skenes had a MLB-best 1.97 ERA whereas placing out 216 batters in 187⅔ innings pitched.

Despite his dominating stats, Skenes completed with a 10-10 report, a testomony to the dearth of success from the Pirates, who completed with a 71-91 report — final place within the NL Central.

Skenes not too long ago opened up on how he’s not used to shedding and the way it’s beginning to take a toll on him.

“It’s tough,” Skenes stated throughout an look on “The Dan Patrick Show” Tuesday. “It’s an enormous adjustment. The Air Force is the winningest group on the planet, and I am going to LSU and win a nationwide championship. Obviously, I haven’t had two nice years team-wise in Pittsburgh, so it’s been an adjustment.

“It’s tough not to show up to the field every day and be bitter sometimes, especially we’re on a seven-, eight-game skid. I think it just comes down to being professional. I’ve learned more and more how to do that and be the same person each day. It is energizing to think about what it could be, if and when we do win, so that’s the thing that gets me out of bed.”