“Another wild milestone in my life” - Tara Davis-Woodhall celebrates hitting 1 million followers days after winning gold at Paris Olympics

Tara Davis-Woodhall is celebrating hitting one million followers on social. This milestone comes for the American just days after she won the long jump gold at the Paris Olympics.

Davis-Woodhall has gained widespread popularity on various social media platforms as the self-proclaimed ‘America’s Cowgirl’. She regularly updates fans about the happenings of her life, including her training, competitions, and behind-the-scenes moments with husband Hunter Woodhall, and her friends and family.

The long jumper recently reached the 1-million mark on Instagram, and she couldn't be more excited. Taking to the social media platform, she thanked all the people who had followed her in her journey, while adding that this was just the beginning with much more still to come.

“I HIT A MILLION. Before I hit another wild milestone in my life... 1 million followers! I just want to thank all the people who have supported my journey. if you have been following you know it wasn't the easiest to get here. I wasn't handed anything. I can truly say this is the hardest I've worked in my entire life. I have so many more thank you's to give but this is just the beginning. there are ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES.”

Tara Davis-Woodhall's Olympic gold came after jumping 7.1m in the final. She was the only jumper to clear seven metres throughout the entire tournament, be it qualification or the final.

Tara Davis-Woodhall roots for her husband Hunter Woodhall as he prepares for 2024 Paralympics

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For Tara Davis-Woodhall, an integral part of her support system at the Paris Olympics was her husband, Hunter Woodhall. The duo went viral for their embrace after the long jumper finalized her gold medal at the Games, and they will be back in Paris soon enough, this time with the roles reversed.

Hunter Woodhall will be competing in the 100 and 400m sprints at the Paralympics, and Davis-Woodhall couldn't be more excited. Taking to her Instagram stories, the newly crowned Olympic champion posted a photo of her husband working out, with the caption,

“Your turn.”

Via Tara Davis-Woodhall's Instagram stories

She had earlier told People Magazine that she's excited to head back to Paris to watch Woodhall compete, saying,

“We’re going to go home for 13 days, pack it up, get some more training in for Hunter, and we’re gonna be back. The party continues. It doesn’t end here.”

Hunter Woodhall is already a three-time Paralympics medalist, but is missing a gold in that collection. The 25-year-old won a silver and a bronze in the 2016 edition of the sporting event in Rio as a 17-year-old, while clinching a bronze in Tokyo 2020.