Suni Lee flaunts her Olympic medals as she attends Auburn Tigers Vs Oklahoma Sooner at Jordan–Hare Stadium

Suni Lee was recently seen flaunting her Olympic medals at the NFL game between the Auburn Tigers and Oklahoma Sooners at the Jordan-Hare Stadium. The American gymnast concluded her 2024 Summer Games by winning a total of three medals.

Lee won three medals at the Paris Olympics, of which one was gold and two were bronze. She won her first gold medal of the campaign in the women's artistic team all-around event, where she, with the USA women's gymnastics team, including Simone Biles, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, and Hezley Rivera registered a score of 171.296, to stand atop the podium. They defeated Italy and Brazil, who scored 165.494 and 164.497, claiming second and third place, respectively.

The next medal won by Lee was in the individual all-around event, where she finished third, attaining a score of 56.465 points. She was defeated by Simone Biles and Rebeca Andrade, who secured first and second place, respectively. The second bronze medal won by Suni Lee was in the uneven bars, where she collected a score of 14.800 points and was bested by Kaylia Nemour and Qiu Qiyuan.

Days after this victorious glory at the Paris Olympics, Lee attended the NFL game between Auburn and Oklahoma, which was dominated by the latter with a score of 27-21 points. She visited the stadium with her Olympic medals, and Auburn Football shared her picture on X, referring to her as the GOAT. The post's caption on X carried:

"The 🐐 is here! @sunisalee_"

Suni Lee opened up about her Paris Olympics wins

Following her Paris Olympics exploits, Suni Lee reflected on her performance in an interview with Olympics.com. She exuded pride in herself, citing the struggles she had overcome recently, including her kidney-related disease. She revealed that she had the worst time on some days and spoke about her coach, telling her that maybe gymnastics wasn't for her anymore.

"I think there’s a lot of things to be proud of this time around, just because I had to overcome so much," said Suni Lee. "There were days where I was fighting demons, and my coach Jess (Graba) was just like, ‘You know what? I don’t even know if this is for you anymore."

She added that her experience in Paris was way different than what she faced in Tokyo, and she credited her close ones for the same.

"I feel like a lot of it, too, was just kind of finding myself, just because I used to be very introverted. I didn’t want to talk to anybody, like super shy. I think just being around the right people and having my coaches by my side, always joking, laughing with me and making feel comfortable inside the gym and enjoying my time there and me being able to express that I was enjoying my time, helped a lot.”

Suni Lee now has six Olympic medals and is tied with Aly Raisman for winning third-most medals at the Olympics after Simone Biles and Shannon Miller, who currently have a total of eleven and seven medals, respectively.