In Pictures: Suni Lee shares glimpses of her 'dream' week as she enjoys her off-season after victorious Paris Olympics campaign

Suni Lee shared some glimpses of her exciting week, while she is currently in the off-season. The gymnast wrapped up her 2024 season weeks ago after delivering a dominant performance at the Paris Olympics.

Lee had a victorious experience during the 2024 Summer Games, as he took home three medals, of which one was gold and the other two were bronze medals. She nabbed her first medal in Paris in the team all-around event, where she and her team, which included Simone Biles, Jordan Chiles, Hezly Rivera, and Jade Carey, registered a score of 171.296 points. They trounced Italy and Brazil, who claimed second and third place, respectively.

The second medal was won by the American gymnast in the women's individual all-around event, where she scored 56.465 points and attained a third-place finish behind Biles and Rebeca Andrade, who secured first and second place, respectively. She won another bronze medal in the uneven bars, where she earned 14.800 points.

Weeks after concluding her Paris Olympics campaign, Suni Lee is now enjoying her off-season and has shared some glimpses from the week when she attended the Victoria Secret's fashion show in New York. She shared a carousel of pictures on her Instagram, which showcased her shenanigans of the entire week. From her selfies while getting ready, pictures in various outfits, shots of the fashion walk, to pictures with Lalisa, she shared everything in her recent post on social media. The post's caption read:

"This week has been a dreammm🪽☁️✨💗"

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Suni Lee opened up about the struggles she faced while training for the Paris Olympics

In a conversation with Glamour.com, Suni Lee revealed the struggles she faced during the training sessions of the Paris Olympics. After getting diagnosed with a rare kidney issue in 2023, Lee took a hiatus from gymnastics to prepare herself for competing at the 2024 Summer Games. The 21-year-old revealed that after getting back to practice, the hardest part of her journey was to go to the gym with a swollen face and body. Her coaches had a bucket ready for her because she felt nauseous most of the time from the medicines.

"Bars, floor, and vault were really hard for me because I couldn’t even walk up a flight of stairs. My coaches would have buckets ready to go for when I needed to throw up because my medicine made me so nauseous."

She added:

"I had to get over the fact that I was never going to be the same gymnast anymore. My coach would be like, ‘No, you’re this Suni, and you’re a better Suni.'"

Suni Lee was also recently named as one of the Glamour's Women of the Year.