In Pictures: Noah Lyles fiance Junelle Bromfield poses in red slit dress as she prepares for holiday season

Noah Lyles' fiancé, Junelle Bromfield, captured attention with her holiday look as her stylist shared a glimpse of her stunning attire. The athlete recently turned heads at the Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix in a stunning outfit along with Lyles.

Lyles and Bromfield ended their 2024 season after competing at the Paris Olympics, where the former won a total of two medals. He won his first medal of the event in the 100m dash, where he stood atop the podium after recording a time of 9.79s and trouncing Kishane Thompson and Fred Kerley, who claimed second and third place, respectively. Following this, he won a bronze medal in the 200m dash, where he was trounced by Letsile Tebogo and Kenny Bednarek.

The Jamaican athlete, on the other hand, couldn't make a podium finish in the women's 800m and the mixed 8x100m relay events. Weeks after this, the couple announced their engagement on social media and have currently started their training for the upcoming season.

Amidst this, the athletes are in a festive spirit with the onset of the holiday season, and Bromfield chose a slit red dress in celebration of the same. Her stylist shared a bunch of pictures on her Instagram handle where the Jamaican athlete was seen striking poses in the stunning dress, and the caption read:

"Happy Holidays! Olympian @junellebromfield Styled By Me✨🎁"

Junelle Bromfield played a very vital role when Noah Lyles competed in the 200m while suffering from COVID-19.

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Noah Lyles opened up about Junelle Bromfield's sacrifice during the Paris Olympics

Junelle Bromfield's sacrifice for Noah Lyles during the Paris Olympics - Source: Getty

In the recently released season 2 of Netflix docuseries, SPRINT, Noah Lyles opened up about his fiancé, Junelle Bromfield's sacrifice during the Paris Olympics campaign. She took care of him when he tested positive for COVID-19. The latter sacrificed her sleep to take care of the American.

"[Bromfield] had to keep moving me through the night [before the 200m final] to make sure I would stop coughing," Lyles said.

He was further asked if sacrificing sleep also meant her sacrificing her Paris Olympic Games for him. To this, Lyles replied:

"Unfortunately, that’s not my story to tell. One day, I hope she does," he told Guardian in an interview."

Emphasizing the situation, he further said:

"It wasn’t a situation where we wanted it to happen. I’m not going say it could’ve been handled better, I’m just saying there were so many governing bodies that were involved where you would think it would be an easy situation to handle. But it turned into, well, we don’t want to be the issue here. A lot more hands got involved into the pot that we wanted to. I’ll just say that."

After getting engaged to each other, Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield recently bought a new house together.