Noah Lyles shares a glimpse of his VIP Christmas adventure at Universal Orlando alongside fiance Junelle Bromfield and friends

Noah Lyles had an incredible season in 2024, and he is now making the most of his time away from the track. Most recently, the sprinter visited the Universal Studios Orlando Resort, alongside his fiance Junelle Bromfield, and some close friends.

For Lyles, his busy year has seen him win two silver medals at the Glasgow World Indoor Championships, followed by the 100m gold and 200m bronze at the Paris Olympics. After the 2024 Games, the American has been enjoying a break from competition, but has made several big decisions in his off-season.

In October earlier this year, Lyles got engaged to his longtime girlfriend Junelle Bromfield, and the couple even bought a house together. Most recently, the duo celebrated Christmas at the Universal Orlando Resort, alongside Lyles’ brother Josephus, NCAA champion Anglerne Annelus, and triple-jumper Jaydon Hibbert.

Noah Lyles shared glimpses of his outing with his friends on Instagram, where the group can be seen enjoying rides and drinks at the resort. He captioned the video,

“A VIP Christmas adventure at @universalorlando.”

Noah Lyles confirms his 2025 season debut

Lyles at the 2024 New Balance Indoor Grand Prix (Image Source: Getty)

Noah Lyles had a phenomenal season in 2024, starting at the Boston Indoor Grand Prix in February, where he stormed to gold in the 60m. Lyles kept that momentum going to be crowned national champion in the distance, before going on to win the 60m World Indoor Championships silver a month later.

Now, Lyles is set to begin his 2025 in the same manner. The sprinter has confirmed that he will make his next year's season debut at the Boston Indoor Grand Prix, attempting to defend his crown in the 60m. The event is scheduled to take place on February 2, and will also feature Olympic champions Grant Holloway and Julien Alfred, former 1500m World Champion Jake Wightman, and six-time NCAA champion Parker Valby.

After his commendable performances in the indoor season this year, Noah Lyles continued to impress in his outdoor races. He made his individual outdoor debut in April, winning the 100m at the Tom Jones Memorial. He would then go on to win the Bermuda Grand Prix, finish second at the Racers Grand Prix, and clinch the victory at the USATF New York City Grand Prix and the US Olympic Trials.

He completed his season at the Paris Olympics, where he outdid Jamaica's Kishane Thompson to win gold in the 100m with a personal best of 9.79s. A few days later, he won bronze in the men's 200m.