"My Man"- Noah Lyles' fiance Junelle Bromfield gushes over the American after heartfelt gesture

Noah Lyles' fiance, Junelle Bromfield, recently reacted to a heartfelt gesture by the Olympic champion. The couple got engaged in October 2024 in a beautiful setting.

Lyles had a successful run in 2024, including both professional and personal aspects. He had a successful Olympic campaign in Paris, clinching two medals, including a gold and a bronze medal. Months later, he celebrated another momentous occasion by proposing to his long-time girlfriend in a heartwarming gathering of friends and family.

Currently, the couple is gearing up for the 2025 track season and frequently shares updates of their training sessions. Amid this, Lyles made an adorable gesture for Bromfield, gifting her a thoughtful photo frame, which showcased a collage featuring her Jamaican kit on the left side and a picture of her and her Paris Olympic nameplate on the right side. Gushing over this gesture, the Jamaican shared a picture of this gift on her Instagram story and wrote:

"Love my man 🥺."

Junelle Bromfield’s Instagram story

The couple has been relishing their off-season together, frequently sharing glimpses of their quality time on social media. Recently, they delighted fans with a hilarious video on their joint Instagram account, participating in the popular 'face and sound' challenge. Bromfield initiated the challenge with a comical facial expression, while Lyles perfectly mirrored the accompanying sound. They then seamlessly switched roles, erupting in laughter as they successfully completed the playful exchange. They added the caption:

"I don't know how people do this with a straight face."

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Noah Lyles opened up about his fiance, Junelle Bromfield's on-track achievements

In Picture: Lyles and Junelle Bromfield - Source: Getty

In a conversation with Today in October, last year, Noah Lyles spoke about his fiance's accolades on track. He mentioned all her victories and exuded pride in her achievements. (as quoted by NBC Philadelphia)

"Junelle, a two-time Olympian, Olympic bronze medal winner, multi-world championship medalist. She’s been running since she was 8 years old, making teams for Jamaica, so she’s very talented in her own right. She ran at the Olympics this year in the open 400-meters, and I’m so proud of her," said Noah Lyles.

The couple competed at the Paris Olympics, where Lyles won a gold medal in the 100m dash after clocking 9.79s and a bronze medal in the 200m dash, recording 19.70s. Bromfield on the other hand, competed in the 400m and the mixed 4x400m relay but fell short of earning a podium finish in any of the events.