Noah Lyles' fiance Junelle Broomfield does a celebratory dance as they close the deal for their dream home

Noah Lyles' fiance, Junelle Bromfield, recently exuded excitement with a celebratory dance after they closed the deal of their new home. The couple recently got engaged on October 12, 2024.

Lyles surprised his fiance with a new house just a few days after their engagement, and Bromfield has now shared an update about the same on her Instagram stories. She shared a video where she was seen holding a board that read, 'Just Closed,' and had a house symbol beside it. The Jamaican athlete was seen doing an adorable celebratory dance.

Junelle Bromfield's Instagram story

Along with this, she also shared a picture on her Instagram story posing with Noah Lyles, who held a huge wooden key that read, 'Got the Keys!'

Junelle Bromfield's Instagram story

Ahead of this, Bromfield also shared a video on her Instagram handle, showcasing her reaction after visiting the house for the first time. The video's caption read:

"I'm usually hard to surprise but he got me this time🥺❤️"

Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield first met each other in 2017 and started dating in 2022. After witnessing a series of setbacks and victories together, the couple got engaged in a romantic ceremony and are now ready to take the next step by moving into their new 'Noah-Junelle home.'

Noah Lyles' fiance, Junelle Bromfield, opened up about the positive changes in her life

Noah Lyles' fiance, Junelle Bromfield, recently shared a video on her Instagram where she opened up about the positive changes in her life after getting engaged to the American athlete. The Jamaican athlete faced a lot of backlash this year after Lyles passed a controversial statement; however, things have started to turn around for Bromfield.

"You know, I hate October, and I feel this month has changed so much because the month is usually my worst month has become one of my most... what would you call it? It's like a harvest season with a lot of good things happening," said Junelle Bromfield in her video.

"I just try to thank God and be grateful, so if anybody out there is going through a rough patch in your life, don't give up because you never know what God has in store for you, and just be patient."

Noah Lyles had an eventful 2024 season as he concluded his Paris Olympics with two medals, of which one was gold which he clinched in the 100m dash, and the other one was a bronze medal, which he nabbed in the 200m event.