Rebeca Andrade turns up the glamour in black and white outfits as she shares glimpses from her time in New York

Rebeca Andrade garnered much attention, sharing a glimpse of her time in New York. The gymnast concluded her 2024 season after competing at the Paris Olympics.

The Brazilian gymnast had a successful 2024, winning four medals, including one gold, two silver, and a bronze at the Paris Games. She won the gold medal in the floor exercise with 14.166 points and bested Simone Biles and Ana Barbosu, who claimed second and third place, respectively. Andrade won the two silver medals in the vault and in the individual all-around events. Following this, she nabbed a bronze medal in the team all-around event.

The gymnast recently visited New York and appeared at the Vtex Connect. Sharing glimpses of her time there, she shared a carousel of pictures on her Instagram handle.

In all the pictures, she wore black and white trendy outfits and showcased the picturesque beauty of the city. From visiting famous spots such as Times Square to watching an NBA game, she shared several updates about her trip to NYC. The post's caption read:

"NYC chapter#1"

Rebeca Andrade also reunited with Simone Biles in an event in New York, months after competing with her at the Paris Olympics.

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Rebeca Andrade reflected on her career and Olympic gold medal moment with Simone Biles

Brazil Olympian Andrade- Source: Getty

Rebeca Andrade bested Simone Biles for the gold medal in the floor exercise and shared a special moment with her and Jordan Chiles while collecting the medal at the Paris Olympics.

Reflecting on the moment and her career, the Brazilian gymnast shared a bunch of pictures from the 2024 Games on December 28, 2024, and wrote on Instagram::

"Few days left and the year so many things have happened... sometimes our purpose is balanced in the midst of difficulties and uncertainties. But we always get stronger when we feel that we are with the right people and on the right path, I say feel because we don't always know if it's right, but we believe in it! It was worth every pain, every tear, sweat, loss (in results).. worth every smile, joy, discovery... The whole walk to get here!" wrote Rebeca Andrade.

About the significance of gymnastics in her life, she added:

"Gymnastics is my calling, my purpose and my certainty! I sure will be here as long as I last lol..THANK YOU FOR VIBING FOR ME and may our anthem touch more and more in this world!"

Rebeca Andrade is the most decorated Brazilian gymnast of all time with six Olympic medals.