Olympians Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield, who have been dating for about two years, recently got engaged in a romantic proposal that was shared on Instagram. The proposal featured a candle display and an illuminated sign asking Bromfield to marry Lyles, who knelt down on one knee and popped the question. They shared their joy with their friends and followers, with congratulations pouring in from celebrities and fellow athletes.
Lyles and Bromfield met online when Bromfield initiated contact by sliding into Lyles’ DMs in 2017. They began dating in 2022 after overcoming obstacles and scheduling conflicts. Both athletes have achieved success in their respective track and field careers, with Bromfield winning a bronze medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Lyles bringing home gold and bronze from the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Their relationship has also been marked by support and teamwork, with Lyles encouraging Bromfield to seek therapy to cope with the loss of family members and overcome mental challenges. Bromfield credits therapy for helping her deal with issues like survival guilt and live life to the fullest.
The couple has celebrated milestones together, including their friendship anniversary, dating anniversary, and partnership anniversary. They have been featured in Netflix documentaries and social media series, showcasing their dynamic and loving relationship. With Bromfield’s accomplishments in law and Lyles’ success on the track, they continue to support each other and grow as a couple.
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