In Pictures: Noah Lyles and girlfriend Junelle Bromfield share glimpses from vacation after Paris Olympics

Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield are taking some time together to rest and relax after the Paris Olympics, and they're making the most of it. The duo are enjoying a picturesque vacation, and recently shared some snaps from a photo shoot they had while on the trip.

For Lyles and Bromfield, these past few weeks have been hectic, both on and off the track. Both sprinters made a consecutive appearance at the Games, with the American clinching the 100m gold and 200m silver, while his partner settled for an appearance in the 4x400m relay final, finishing fifth.

Since then, Bromfield has opened up about facing hate online, especially after Lyles told media that he ‘knows information other people don't’ when it comes to the Jamaican track and field scene.

In a lengthy post, the 400m explained her struggles, writing,

“I have been getting cyber bullied for weeks and when it gets talked about I'm a liar because no Jamaican was coming for my features. I could go off ranting but I'm just here to tell all the girls/ women on my profile that you're beautiful no matter your shade, shape or size and for the little black girls don't wait on anybody to tell you that you're beautiful to believe it.”

Now, Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield have left all the noise behind, and are enjoying their time on a beach vacation. The couple posed for some lovely photos while enjoying the view, and the Jamaican shared them with the caption,

“Baecation.”

Noah Lyles reacts to Junelle Bromfield's solo pictures from vacation

Giving fans another inside look into their vacation on the beach, Junelle Bromfield shared some snaps of herself in a Black one-piece swimsuit, leaving both her followers and Noah Lyles stunned.

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics bronze-medalist captioned the images ‘body', and her boyfriend replied in the comments section, writing,

“Model soon.”

This isn't the first time the Olympic gold-medalist has dropped by the comments section of an Instagram post to show support for his girlfriend. When Bromfield opened up about getting cyber-bullied, Lyles was right there to support her, writing,

“Baby you are and will always be an inspiration to all little girls feeling this exact way. I can't wait for the day that you tell your story in full because every girl that has felt what you are going through will know how amazing they can be and go on to do amazing things!”

Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield are both yet to compete since the Paris Olympics.