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It has been a whirlwind 12 months for Noah Lyles, fresh from Olympic success he has now appeared to secure his marital future.
When Olympic champion Noah Lyles proposed to his girlfriend, Jamaican track star Junelle Bromfield, he expressed his love in simple, heartfelt words.
"I will love you forever," Lyles declared.
The couple, who have been together nearly two years, announced their engagement on October 13, sharing a sweet video of the proposal. In the clip, Lyles led Bromfield to an outdoor gathering surrounded by friends and family, all waiting under a glowing "Will you marry me?" sign.
Dropping to one knee, Lyles presented the ring, and Bromfield happily accepted, showcasing her new engagement ring with pride. The couple's joy was clear, and fans are thrilled for this exciting new chapter.
Laughs, ring adjustments, and moving mishaps
Bromfield is still adjusting to her ring, adding humor to their engagement story. In a recent video, she joked about struggling to to wear it.
"My memory is not good... I promise I will try next week," she laughed, playfully covering her face as Lyles recorded the moment.
When Lyles asked her if she had any advice for her future self, Bromfield responded with a smile.
" to take up your ring from the bedside... your future husband won't like it!"
Moving in together has also added fun and a bit of chaos to their engagement journey. Lyles recently shared that Bromfield, who its she's new to moving, accidentally packed nearly all the silverware, leaving them with just four forks.
"We need to pack, just think about it," she teased back, laughing. Their playful exchanges continued as Lyles humorously pointed out their abundance of washcloths but lack of towels, a relatable moment that highlights their shared sense of humor.
This romance began as a friendship years ago, sparked by Bromfield reaching out to Lyles in 2017, before they met in person at the 2021 Tokyo Olympics. Fans have watched their love grow from friendship to something much deeper. With each playful mishap and promise for the future, Lyles and Bromfield's story shows how genuine connection and laughter can lead to a love that truly lasts.