Noah Lyles & Junelle Bromfield reveal how they celebrated a VIP Christmas at Universal Orlando

Noah Lyles had a memorable Christmas, celebrating with fiancée Junelle Bromfield and friends at Universal Orlando after an extraordinary season.

Paris Olympic 100m champion Noah Lyles has been making the most of his off-season, and his latest outing was nothing short of enchanting.

The sprinter, who has had an extraordinary 2024, recently treated himself and his closest loved ones to a VIP Christmas experience at Universal Orlando Resort.

Lyles was joined by his fiancée, Jamaican middle-distance runner Junelle Bromfield, along with his brother Josephus, NCAA champion Anglerne Annelus, and rising triple-jumper Jaydon Hibbert.

The group celebrated the festive season with rides, laughter, and shared moments of joy.

Lyles, ever the social media enthusiast, captured the highlights of their magical adventure on Instagram, where he captioned a video of the day, “A VIP Christmas adventure at @universalorlando.”

For Lyles, the holiday festivities come as a well-earned reprieve after a whirlwind year. “2024 was one for the books,” the sprinter said in a recent interview as quoted by SportsKeeda.

“Winning Olympic gold in the 100m and sharing that moment with my team and my family meant everything to me. Now, it’s all about cherishing the little things—like this Christmas trip with the people I love most.”

The video shared by Lyles showcased the group enjoying Universal’s thrilling rides, including the iconic Jurassic World VelociCoaster, as well as indulging in festive drinks and seasonal treats.

It was a day of laughter and bonding, highlighting the close-knit relationships Lyles has cultivated within his inner circle.

The holiday season holds special meaning for Lyles this year, as he and Bromfield have recently taken significant steps in their relationship.

In October, the couple announced their engagement, a milestone that came just months after they purchased their first home together.

Lyles has been vocal about how Bromfield has been his anchor through the highs and lows of his athletic career.

“She’s my biggest cheerleader and my grounding force,” Lyles shared during a press event earlier this year.

“We’ve built this incredible life together, and getting to spend Christmas at such a magical place just feels like a cherry on top of everything we’ve been through.”

The festive getaway wasn’t just about relaxation; it was also a moment of gratitude for Lyles.

After an outstanding season that included a gold medal in the 100m and a bronze in the 200m at the Paris Olympics, the sprinter has taken time to reflect on his journey.

From dominating the Boston Indoor Grand Prix in February to his climactic victories at the Olympics, Lyles has proven himself a force to be reckoned with on the track.

But for now, his focus is firmly on creating memories with loved ones.

“I’ve always believed in working hard and celebrating harder,” Lyles wrote in an Instagram story from the trip.

“This is my way of thanking everyone who’s been in my corner.”

Lyles has confirmed that he will return to the Boston Indoor Grand Prix on February 2, defending his 60m crown.

The event promises to be a thrilling start to the year, featuring an array of star-studded athletes.

Until then, Noah Lyles and his fiancée Junelle Bromfield are embracing the magic of the holidays.