"You have 18 incoming packages" - Hunter Woodhall humorously 'exposes' wife Tara Davis-Woodhall after her Paris Olympic campaign

Hunter Woodhall adorably bantered with his wife and reigning Olympic champion Tara Davis-Woodhall for ordering 18 packages. The Paralympic athlete caught the long jumper red-handed when the UPS tracker's automated voice announced the arrival of the packages aloud.

Hunter Woodhall and Tara Davis-Woodhall met at a high school track meet in 2017 and eventually started dating. After pulling off a long-distance relationship, the duo got married in 2022. Besides continuing to compete in athletics, the Woodhalls showcase their life as a couple and as athletes on their YouTube channel.

The couple is also active on TikTok, often engaging in fun times and roasting each other. The Paralympian recently called out his wife, Tara Davis-Woodhall, for ordering 18 packages without his knowledge. He narrated the story of how he was taken aback to hear the automated voice of the UPS tracker say it aloud.

"So, Tara was on the phone with UPS trying to track down her package or something. And... ," started the Paralympian. (via Hunter Woodhall's TikTok handle)

The reigning Olympic champion, Tara Davis-Woodhall tried to stop her husband from bringing out the truth, saying:

"You're not allowed to expose me," she said embarrassed.

He continued:

"And it's an automated system. And the automated system goes, You have 18 incoming packages. She's trying to track down what it says. You have 18. Are you looking for one of those? And she has the nerve to look over at me and go, As if she didn't order all of them! So, that's what I'm dealing with. And we keep getting boxed in the house, I'm like, Who ordered this? She's like, Oh, I didn't even know that was coming!"

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Tara Davis-Woodhall's husband Hunter Woodhall is gearing up for the 2024 Paralympic Games

Following the Olympic success, the Paralympic Games will be back in Paris on August 28, 2024. Hunter Woodhall, the 2020 Tokyo Olympic bronze medalist in 400m T62, shared an Instagram photo series to put the athletic world on notice with his caption, reading:

"Paralympics incoming. We still got a job to finish."

The Paralympian, whose legs were amputated due to fibular hemimelia, shared some snaps of his training regimen in the Instagram post.

In an X post of NBC Olympics & Paralympics, Tara Davis-Woodhall also reminded everyone of her husband's upcoming Olympic run.

"This is not the end of the Olympic season. We have the Paralympics in two weeks. Make sure you're watching. Hunter's gonna do something crazy."

Hunter Woodhall will take part in the 100 T64 and 400 T64 at the Paralympic Games in Paris.