Olympians Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield announced their engagement after two years of dating with a romantic video posted on Instagram. The video showed Lyles proposing to Bromfield surrounded by pink rose petals and loved ones, followed by a celebration with friends. The couple met in 2017 when Bromfield slid into Lyles’ DMs, eventually leading to a romantic connection in 2022. Despite initial hurdles, including conflicting schedules and previous relationships, they have been together ever since.
Both Lyles and Bromfield are accomplished athletes, with Lyles winning gold and bronze at the 2024 Paris Olympics and Bromfield earning a bronze in the women’s 4×400-meter relay at the 2020 Tokyo Games. They both share a passion for track and field and have supported each other throughout their respective careers. In addition to their athletic achievements, Bromfield also graduated with a law degree from the University of Technology in Kingston, Jamaica.
The couple’s relationship has been documented in various platforms, including the Netflix docuseries “Sprint” and Bromfield’s Instagram series “Mic’d Up Junelle.” Despite dealing with personal challenges, such as the loss of family members, Bromfield credits therapy, encouraged by Lyles, with helping her cope and focus on enjoying life. The couple’s engagement has been celebrated by friends, family, and fans alike, marking a new chapter in their relationship as they prepare to start a life together.
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