Joscelyn Roberson reveals her post-meet celebration rituals

Joscelyn Roberson shared that her post-event celebrations usually include dinner or indulging in desserts with family. Roberson joined the Arkansas Razorbacks gymnastics team after her Paris Olympic exploits.

Roberson, who traveled to the 2024 Paris Olympics as a substitute, witnessed the US women's gymnastics team redeem the gold. Following the Games, the 18-year-old signed up with the Arkansas Razorbacks, making her NCAA debut against UCLA, Ohio State, and Kentucky on January 11, 2024.

In that meet en route to the NCAA Championships, Roberson competed in all four apparatuses and co-won the all-around title with Tory Vetter of Ohio State. Amid the season, she took over Gk Elite's Instagram handle to partake in an 'Ask me a question' session on Sunday, January 26.

When a fan asked how she celebrates after her gymnastics competitions, the World medalist revealed that she goes out for dinner or gets desserts with her family.

"After a meet, I usually go to dinner with my family to celebrate or sometimes we go get a little dessert or something," she said.

Joscelyn Roberson reveals her post-competition family ritual; Instagram - @jgkelite

Though Roberson didn't compete in Paris, she was among the Gold Over America tour performers. Speaking of her experience on GOAT, the 18-year-old said (during the aforementioned 'Ask me a question' series):

"Being on tour was one of the best experiences I've ever had. It was so much fun and so different than a normal competition or normal assignment where we travel. Getting to be with the whole cast, as long as we were together we all got so close. I have so many older brothers and sisters now that I can text at any time so I think that's my favorite part, it's just getting close with the whole cast."

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Joscelyn Roberson received an invite from the Houston Rockets to shoot the first shot

Joscelyn Roberson reacts at the 2024 Core Hydration Classic - (Source: Getty)

The Texarkana-born gymnast shifted to Houston in 2022 to train at the World Champions Center alongside the most decorated gymnast, Simone Biles. Winning podiums and accolades as a WCC gymnast, the 18-year-old recently received an invitation from another Houston-based sports team, the Houston Rockets of NBA.

Months after her Paris Olympics, she received the honor to shoot the first shot for the Rockets in an NBA game. Expressing joy, Joscelyn Roberson penned a note for her basketball stint paired with a picture carousel on Instagram.

"Last week I went to Houston to shoot the first shot for the Rockets! 🚀 🏀 I had so much fun and it was so amazing being back in H town for the day. Thank you to the Rockets for hosting me!!"

Joscelyn Roberson was a part of the gold-winning US women's gymnastics team at the 2023 World Championships. She also has four Pan American Games medals under her belt.