As the Olympics came to an end , we couldn’t help but notice that it was more than just a sports event—it was a real-life rom-com that captured the hearts of hopeless romantics everywhere. What made it way better is that it was placed in Paris, the City of Love, it felt like the perfect love story unfolding. It couldn’t get more perfect.
The Olympics look of love
After Ahmed Elgendy won the gold medal in Modern Pentathlon, this photo was taken as he celebrated with his family. What really stood out was the way his fiancée gazed at him with love and pride, her emotions were speaking through her eyes. This photo is the best way to describe the phrase “the look of love”.
Mondo Duplantis and his girlfriend
Duplantis, the Swedish pole vaulter, earned a gold medal, and broke the world record for pole vaulting. he stunned the whole world with his performance in the Olympics but the most important thing for him was sharing the moment with his girlfriend, as the first thing he did after realizing his victory was running staright towards his girlfriend hugging her passionately. We got to see the heartwarming moment through a TikTok she filmed, which quickly became popular on the platform, with Taylor Swift’s “Alchemy. in the background. “Where’s the trophy? He just comes runnin’ over to me.”
Huang Ya Qiong proposal
Huang Ya Qiong did not only go home from the Olympics with gold but also a diamond, as she made her way through the crowd after winning the gold medal, she was surprised by her boyfriend kneeling in front of her asking the question and giving her the ring. And, of course, proving once again the enchanting effect of Paris, she said yes. When asked about her feelings, Huang Ya Qiong said, “I cannot describe the feeling I have because I am too happy, happy and happy,”
Gianmarco Tamberi’s poem
The Italian Olympic high jumper and flag bearer Gianmarco Tamberi, lost his wedding ring as it fell in the Seine river during the opening ceremony. As a result, we had the opportunity to read one of the most heartfelt poems, which he wrote as an apology to his wife. “It will stay forever in the riverbed of the city of love,….. he added. “I think there might be a huge poetic side to yesterday’s misdeed, and if you want, we’ll throw yours into that river, too, so they’ll be together forever, and we’ll have one more excuse to, like you’ve always asked, renew our vows and get married anew.” it was written in Italian as a caption to their picture on his Instagram.
The Olympics “exes”
We can’t talk about love stories without mentioning the exes trope. Katerina Siniakova and Tomas Machac, who dated for four years before recently breaking up, still competed together at the tennis mixed doubles finale. In a heartwarming moment after their final match, when they realized they had secured the gold, they shared an emotional, teary kiss.