Livvy Dunne and Paul Skenes enjoyed 'great success' with their Halloween costumes this year after dressing up as Pamela Anderson and her fictional kidnapper Borat.

The high-profile couple, who have been enjoying some quality time together after MLB pitcher Skenes' season came to an end last month, showed off the genius outfits on social media, with fans seriously impressed at their creativity.

Dunne first shared a video of her and Skenes in their Borat-inspired getups on TikTok, with the online personality and former gymnast seen dancing in a stunning red 'Baywatch' suit made famous by Anderson in the 1990s.

As she pulled out her best moves, the camera cut to her baseball-star beau smiling at the camera in a suit-and-tie and fake moustache while waving a United States flag in similar fashion to Borat.

Dunne also posted a mirror selfie of her and Skenes posing in the outfits and wrote alongside it on Instagram: 'Pamela Anderson + Borat + Great Success!'

Anderson, the Canadian-American actress and model best known for starring in Baywatch, had a controversial cameo in the first Borat movie back in 2006.

After Borat, played by Sacha Baron Cohen, becomes transfixed with her Baywatch character in the movie, Anderson is infamously kidnapped by the outrageous Kazakhstani reporter in a scripted yet contentious moment which led to her divorce from ex-husband Kid Rock.

Fans were quick to applaud Dunne and Skenes for their idea, with one saying: 'Paul dressing as Borat may be the greatest thing ever'.

Another said in true Borat style: 'Very nice!'

While another put: 'Actually hilarious - great success'. 

Unlike with the Halloween costume, Dunne recently went viral for an embarrassing reason after she was spotted with armpit sweat stains while watching Skenes in action for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

However, the ex-LSU gymnast has found a way to cash in on her humiliating moment after announcing a well-timed partnership with a deodorant brand.

'So, turns out your girl has stress sweat and she found out the hard way,' Dunne said in a video promoting the company, in which she describes the 'oh no, I just went viral sweat' she endured.

'So now I can cheer and get excited without worrying about the replay,' she added.