Tara Davis-Woodhall gushes over husband Hunter Woodhall's latest shoot, calls him "most perfect specimen"

Tara Davis-Woodhall reacted to her husband Hunter Woodhall's recent shoot in collaboration with GQ and Italian watch company Bulgari. The long jumper called her husband 'the most perfect specimen on the planet'.

The 25-year-old and her husband both clinched gold medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics and Paralympics Games. While Davis-Woodhall won the gold at the long jump event, her husband triumphed in the 400m T62 competition.

Recently, Hunter Woodhall was part of a photoshoot with GQ and Bulgari and shared it on his Instagram story. The para-athlete called it one of his favorite shoots. In another story, he revealed a personal moment, writing:

"Tara and I shopped this vintage belt buckle. Fit so well".

Hunter Woodhall during his Shoot / Source: Instagram/ @hunterwoodhall

Hunter Woodhall during his Shoot / Source: Instagram/ @hunterwoodhall

Following the post by the Paralympic champion on Instagram, Tara Davis-Woodhall shared a heartfelt message about her husband, calling him the 'most perfect specimen' in the world.

"I'm sorry, but is this real life. Like this is the most perfect specimen on this planet. And I call him my husband," the long jumper wrote.

Tara Davis-Woodhall praises her husband in her Instagram Story/ Source: Instagram/ @_taarra_

Tara Davis-Woodhall and Hunter Woodhall celebrated their two-year anniversary in October 2024.

Tara Davis-Woodhall's husband on the couple's Paris exploits

Tara Davis-Woodhall and her husband celebrate the latter's triumph at the Paris Paralympics (Image Source: Getty)

The couple have both had impressive 2024 seasons, that was culimnated at the Paris Olympics and Paralympics. Shortly after this, they spoke to Olympics.com and spoke about what it meant to win golds at the prestigious sporting event.

Hunter Woodhall said that their years of hard work culiminated in their respective triumphs at the French capital.

"Just because we've done this whole entire process together, not just this year, but the past six years, going through so many trials and tribulations and injuries and bad seasons. And then finally, both of us just deciding, 'Hey, we want to do something really special in Paris', and the lead-up to that and then all of that hard work and sacrifice led to those two incredible moments that neither of us will ever forget," Woodhall said.

For Tara Davis-Woodhall, apart from the Olympics, she also excelled at the World Indoor Championships in Glasgow, winning the long jump event there.