Regan Smith, Kathleen Baker and other swimmers react as Abbey Weitzeil shares 'wedding dump'

Several athletes such as Regan Smith and Kathleen Baker reacted to American swimmer Abby Weitzeil's wedding pictures. Weitzeil, a three-time Olympian, got married to her University of California teammate Michael Jensen.

The couple had exchanged their vows last year in September and got married at the Silverado Resort. Weitzeil took to her Instagram handle to share a few glimpses from the wedding, which featured several of her friends and family members.

In the pictures, Weitzeil could be seen wearing a white gown while Jensen was seen in a black suit. She remarked in the caption:

"wedding dump."

Her US teammate, Regan Smith added a two-word reaction in the comments as she expressed her appreciation for the swimmer.

"You're stunning," Smith wrote.

Smith's comment on Weitzeil's post (Image via: Weitzeil's Instagram)

"Sooo beautiful," wrote 2016 Olympic gold medalist Leah Smith.

"Gorg," wrote Kathleen Baker.

Baker and Leah Smith's comment (Image via: Weitzeil's Instagram)

"perfection," commented Isabel Ivey.

Ivey's comment on Weitzeil's post (Image via: Weitzeil's Instagram)

Abbey Weitzeil and Smith competed together at the 2024 Paris Olympics where the former bagged a gold medal as a part of the 4x100m mixed medley and a silver medal as a part of the 4x100m freestyle team, while the latter clinched two gold and three silver medals. In total, Weitzeil has two gold, three silver, and one bronze Olympic medal.

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Regan Smith opened up about her preparations before the World Aquatics World Cup 2024

Regan Smith after winning the 200m backstroke event during the 2023 TYR Pro Swim Series (Image via: Getty Images)

Regan Smith opened up about her preparatory stages before the 2024 World Aquatics World Cup where she clinched a total of nine gold medals across the three stops.

Smith revealed that she didn't practice till the last week of August as she was on a break after the Paris Olympics. She also mentioned after coming back to the pool, she swam 2500m four times a week, which helped her gain momentum. She said (via Unfiltered Waters podcast, 22:55 onwards):

"It was great, it really was. After the Games I didn't do any exercises whatsoever, I'd say like till the last week of August. So that was solid three weeks off and then even the last week of August I was doing captain's practice with ASU, so we swam four-times that week and it was 2500m each day so we got our feel back."

Following the World Cup, Regan Smith also impressed with her performances at the Short Course World Championships, where she won five gold medals.