Livvy Dunne parties with Ryan Garcia's former fling Grace Boor at country singer Luke Combs' New York concert

Livvy Dunne jetted from the MLB All-Star game in Texas to the Big Apple for country crooner Luke Combs' concert.

The LSU gymnast was seen partying with her model pal Grace Boor, who is best known for having a brief fling with controversial boxer Ryan Garcia. 

The pair both rocked low-cut white crop tops and mini denim skirts while watching the Beautiful Crazy singer perform at MetLife stadium on Friday night. 

21-year-old Dunne added a white belt and an LSU cap - after announcing she will return to the university for a fifth year - and styled her blonde tresses in braids. 

Later in the night, she and Boor were seen posing with Livvy's sister Julz at a bar.

The trio were seen waving sparklers in the air while bottle girls held up a sign reading, 'It's a f**king celebration.'  

It comes a few days after Livvy made her red carpet debut with top MLB prospect, Paul Skenes, at the All-Star game. 

The superstar rookie and the 'first lady of baseball' arrived at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas on Tuesday afternoon.

Skenes looked dapper in a white suit with a black tie, which he accessorized with a pair of dark shades and black dress shoes. 

Dunne glittered in a silver bedazzled dress, featuring a scoop neckline.

She accessorized the crystal-adorned gown with silver pumps and styled her blonde tresses in loose waves, which were pushed behind her shoulders. 

While Livvy is coupled up, it's not clear whether Boor is currently in a relationship following her fling with Garcia.  

The two were seen holding hands as they wandered along the beach in Miami two months ago, however he is now dating another woman. 

'This was our first time seeing each other in person and we just hit it off. It was just like an instant click,' the 21-year-old model told TMZ at the time. 

In fact, it went so well that Garcia even asked her out. She admitted he's too active on the dating scene at the moment but could be persuaded to change her mind.

'I said, "I can't do that"', she continued.

'Because he has, like, all these girls and stuff and I'm not about it. So, maybe if he changed, maybe the answer would change. But, I don't know what's going on and that's his business.'