Livvy Dunne reveals Andrew Tate’s ‘controversial’ Instagram DM, leaves reporter stunned with unexpected confession (Image via Getty)Former LSU gymnast and social media star Livvy Dunne shared an unexpected story during Fanatics Fest in New York when she was asked about the funniest direct message she has ever received on Instagram. Her answer caught the interviewer completely off guard. Dunne revealed that controversial influencer Andrew Tate had once messaged her, leaving her so surprised that she thought about deleting her Instagram account. The moment came just days after Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan Tate, were arrested in Miami as the UK seeks their extradition over multiple criminal charges, which they both deny. What Livvy Dunne said about Andrew Tate’s Instagram messageDuring the interview, Livvy Dunne laughed as she tried to remember the most memorable message she had ever received on social media. She then shared the story that left the reporter speechless.“Oh my God, the funniest DM. I think it’s from like certain people that just get me weak. I know this is controversial. Andrew Tate one time messaged me and I was like, I need to like delete Instagram forever. And then his account got deactivated and that was that.”The reporter reacted immediately, clearly shocked by what Dunne had just revealed.“Oh my god, I would delete my own Instagram too after that point.”Dunne did not say when the message was sent or what it contained. She also did not suggest that there was any further conversation after that. Her comments quickly drew attention because of the timing, with Tate making headlines for legal reasons. Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate face extradition case after Miami arrestAndrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami after British authorities requested their extradition. According to the BBC, the brothers face a combined 59 charges in the UK, including allegations of rape, human trafficking and offences involving indecent images of a child. They are also under criminal investigation in Romania. The brothers deny all allegations against them. Following the arrests, lawyer Matt Jury, who represents several alleged British victims, said:“Andrew and Tristan Tate are accused of some of the most serious offenses, including multiple counts of rape and human trafficking. It is time they face justice.”The Tate brothers’ lawyer, Joseph McBride, defended his clients and said:“Their enemies know it best of all. That is exactly why they have been attacked.”He also added:“We are confident that once a competent judge sees the facts, and once the Department of Justice confronts this egregious abuse of its own authority, Andrew and Tristan Tate will walk free.”The extradition proceedings are still ongoing, and no court has found either brother guilty of the charges.