In Pictures: Suni Lee turns heads in 'red mini-dress' after victorious Paris Olympics campaign

Suni Lee recently garnered the attention of netizens after she shared a series of pictures of herself in a red mini-dress. The American gymnast recently concluded her 2024 season after having a dominant time at the Paris Olympics.

Lee wrapped up her 2024 Summer Games with three medals, of which one was gold and the other two were bronze medals. She won 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 bested Italy and Brazil, who attained 165.494 and 164.479 points, respectively.

The 21-year-old's gold medal was followed by a bronze medal in the women's artistic individual all-around event, where she scored 56.465 points to stand in the third position. Biles and Rebeca Andrade, who scored 59.131 and 57.932 points, respectively, won the first two positions. Lee then again brought another bronze medal for America by earning 14.800 points in the uneven bars.

Weeks after her successful Paris Olympics campaign, Suni Lee was seen in a red dress. She shared a carousel of pictures on Instagram, striking different poses in her attire, which was paired with a minimal gold bracelet, and several rings to enhance the look. The post's caption read:

"In her red dress"

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Suni Lee opened up about approaching the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics

Suni Lee faced major health issues in 2023, which led to her missing out on major competitions throughout the year. The gymnast was diagnosed with a rare kidney issue that brought multiple changes in her body, such as swollen feet, hands, and body, which made her stay away from the gymnastics podium for a very long time.

She made her comeback in the Paris Olympics, and following her victorious comeback she appeared in an exclusive interview with Glamour, where she opened up about not wanting any more trials and tribulations like her health concern during the 2028 LA Olympics.

"I don’t need any more adversity. I don’t want people to feel bad for me. I just want to go into the gym and work hard,"

She added that she just wanted to focus on hard work for succeeding in the Olympics.

"I don’t think I would want there to be a huge story. I’d just want to work my butt off in the gym every single day and get everything that I deserved at the Olympics. You know? It shouldn’t be deeper than that."

Suni Lee was recently honored as one of Glamour's Women of the Year 2024. She joined other Olympic champions, such as Serena Williams and Allyson Felix.