In Pictures: Rebeca Andrade celebrates Christmas in festive co-ord set along with her pet dogs

Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade recently shared glimpses of her Christmas celebrations. She was accompanied by her pet dogs on this special eve.

The Brazilian has been busy ever since the 2024 Paris Olympics. She has been spotted in several fashion shows and also graced the floor at the 2024 San Marino Grand Prix. Notably, she was also seen trying her hands on archery after the quadrennial event.

Amidst this, Andrade made some time to celebrate Christmas with her loved ones. She shared several pictures in a festive co-ord set, posing with her pet dogs, who had dresses of the same shade. Andrade's second post also featured her trying out various Christmas toys for her dogs.

Andrade wrote in the caption:

"My most precious gift! 🎄🐾❤️0 maturity for 3 in the same pyjamas... 🤭🥹 May you have an amazing Christmas, kisses!"

"Thank you Natalina!" Andrade wrote in the second post

Here are some of the pictures:

For her impressive performances across the year, Rebeca Andrade was honored with GQ's Brasil Women of the Year 2024.

Rebeca Andrade comments on her successful campaign at the 2024 Paris Olympics

Andrade at the Ariake Gymnastics Center after the Women's Vault finals during the 2020 Tokyo Olympics (Image via: Getty Images)

Rebeca Andrade shed light on her successful campaign at the 2024 Paris Olympics which comprised one gold, two silver and a bronze medal.

In an interview with Olympics.com, Andrade said that her Paris Olympics performance was special to her as she could show the true potential of Brazil. The gymnast is looking forward to getting more support for aspiring young gymnasts in Brazil. She said:

"It's so special to me ... you are seeing it from the outside and I went through so much as well. For me, it's an honour to be in this position and show all the potential that Brazil has alongside the other girls, showing the potential that athletes from all sports have. I hope we can get more support for the young athletes and for those who are in the elite [gymnastics]."

During the interview, Rebeca Andrade remarked about her coach, Francisco Porath, who gave her freedom in workout sessions and helped her during the injuries.