Olympic Athletes Winning Hearts on TikTok

Olympic Athletes Winning Hearts on TikTok
Olympic Athletes Winning Hearts on TikTok

Olympic Athletes Winning Hearts on TikTok

As the 2024 Paris Olympics come to a close, it’s clear that Olympians aren’t just competing for medals on the field. They’re also vying for our attention on social media, and no platform has been more entertaining than TikTok. The app has never been more fun, with athletes from around the world sharing behind-the-scenes content, showcasing their personalities, and giving us a glimpse into the unique experiences of competing at the Olympics.

Ilona Maher: Rugby Star with a Sense of Humor

Team USA Rugby’s Ilona Maher is a standout on TikTok, with over 2 million followers and a penchant for posting hilarious videos that showcase her wit and charm. From body positivity videos to answering real questions and even a "Love Island" bit, Maher has won over fans with her down-to-earth personality and humor.

Henrik Christiansen: Muffin Mania

Norwegian swimmer Henrik Christiansen has gained a devoted following for his obsession with the chocolate muffins served in the Olympic Village. With 11 videos dedicated to the tasty treats, Christiansen has started a fandom of his own, and his search for the muffin manufacturer and dupes is an entertaining quest to follow.

Daniella Ramirez: Artistic Swimming Breakdown

Artistic swimming has always been a niche sport, but thanks to TikTok, Daniella Ramirez has given us a granular look at the sport. Her videos show us the intricacies of "knoxing," the method artistic swimmers use to style their hair, as well as fun behind-the-scenes footage of the Opening Ceremony.

Other Olympians Stealing the Show

Alena Sail and Tysha Ikensio from Team New Zealand Rugby have taken home the most Olympic pins, documenting their "Pinquest" on Sail’s TikTok account. Coco Gauff, America’s favorite tennis player, has posted winning videos from behind the scenes, including flag bearing with LeBron James at the Opening Ceremony. Jasmine Schofield, 18, has shown us what it’s like to represent a small country at the Olympics, all while dedicated to pin collecting. And then there’s Simone Biles, who is simply a must-follow. If you’re not following her yet, what are you waiting for?

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