Mondo Duplantis' fiance Desire Inglander reacts to Olympic gold medalist's year-end feature film 

Mondo Duplantis' fiance Desire Inglander recently reacted to the Olympian's best moments of 2024. It featured Duplantis winning the Paris Olympics gold medal and proposing the Swedish model and content creator.

At the 2024 Paris Games, Duplantis defended his title by registering a world record of 6.25m, defeating Sam Kendricks and Emmanouil Karalis, who posted 5.95m and 5.90m, respectively. In the carousel of pictures shared by the pole vaulter, he included a picture of himself flaunting the Olympic gold medal right after the medal ceremony.

He gave a close look at the Paris Games' gold medal in a video. Fresh off his Paris victory, the 25-year-old got engaged to longtime girlfriend Inglander on October 11, 2024, at an elaborate event in the Hamptons. He also shared a picture of the duo embracing a kiss under the northern lights.

The Swedish-American athlete bested two-time Olympic medalist (400m hurdles) Karsten Warholm in a 100m sprint faceoff by clocking a stunning time of 10.37 seconds, ahead of the Norwegian's 10.47 seconds. Following the 2024 Games, Duplantis continued his world-record-breaking streak at the Silesia Diamond League, in Poland, listing his 10th world record of 6.26m.

As the 2024 year is nearing the conclusion, Duplantis shared a streak of pictures, giving the highlights of the season so far," writing:

"Feature film type shi. 2024"

Inglander, who has been in a relationship with the Olympian since 2020 after meeting him at a Midsummer party in Stockholm expressed her love for the Olympian's year-end feature film by posting a heart in the comment section.

In the collection of images, Duplantis also shared pictures of him playing golf and savoring delicious food.

Mondo Duplantis receives the World Sport Star of the Year at the 2024 BBC Sports awards

Mondo Duplantis of Team Sweden during the Olympic Games Paris 2024 in Paris, France. Source: Getty

Mondo Duplantis was named World Sport Star of the Year at the 2024 BBC Sports Awards after a victorious 2024 season, which featured him winning the Games' gold medal by breaking the Olympic and world records.

After having set his first world record of 6.17m in February 2020, Duplantis registered the world record for the 10th time at the Silesia Diamond League, making himself worthy of the award.

He outshined Simone Biles, Caitlin Clark, Switzerland's wheelchair racer Catherine Debrunner, long-distance runner Sifan Hassan of the Netherlands, and French swimmer Leon Marchand at the 2024 BBC Sports Awards.