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The Jamaican sprinting queen celebrated Christmas with her children in NYC, shared heartfelt moments and hinted at returning to work.
Jamaican sprinting legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has delighted her fans with heartwarming glimpses of her family’s Christmas celebrations in New York City.
The eight-time Olympic medalist showcased the festive fun she had with her children before gearing up to return to her athletic career.
Fraser-Pryce recently took to Instagram to share a carousel of pictures capturing her holiday moments.
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From scenic city views to family fun on rides, the sprinter highlighted the joyful time spent with her children.
“This Christmas my baby wanted to go NYC to see snow lol. Well it didn’t exactly work out that way so we did a lot of other things. It was just the refresher I needed but now it’s back to work!! 😊,” she wrote in her caption, giving fans a glimpse into her balancing act between family life and professional goals.
This holiday update follows a challenging 2024 track season for Fraser-Pryce, which saw her withdrawing from the Paris Olympics due to injury.
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Despite earning her spot in the Games by securing third place in the 100m dash at the Jamaican Olympic trials, the sprint queen could not compete in the semifinals or the 4x100m relay.
“It is difficult for me to find the words to describe the depth of my disappointment. I know that my supporters share and shoulder this disappointment with me,” she expressed in a heartfelt statement shared on social media after the Olympics.
“The support of my fans, my country, and the larger community has rooted me in immense gratitude that has sustained me throughout my career.”
Fraser-Pryce, often regarded as one of the greatest sprinters in history, also took time during the off-season to focus on her personal life and philanthropic endeavors.
Apart from celebrating the holidays, she debuted stunning new hairstyles, collaborated with prominent brands, and worked on initiatives through her foundation aimed at uplifting communities.
Reflecting on her journey, the athlete extended her gratitude to her fans, saying, “With every step and win, you all have been there for me. My Faith has always affirmed my trust in my journey. Thank you for continuing to be with me today and every day.”
As she prepares to return to training, the 37-year-old remains tight-lipped about her plans for the upcoming track season.
Speculation is rife about whether she will attempt a final bow on the global stage or continue defying age norms in athletics.
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The Paris Olympics was widely believed to be her last Olympic appearance, but Fraser-Pryce’s indomitable spirit and remarkable track record suggest she may still have surprises in store.
Her Christmas post served as a cheerful reminder of the human side of an athlete who has inspired millions with her determination and humility.
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