The Olympics may be over, but Noah Lyles is still catching heat … after the U.S. track superstar was seen partying it up in Paris just days after his positive Covid-19 test.
But, Noah says it’s much ado about nothing … the 100m gold medalist says he’s virus-free, and has been since Friday.
Lyles visited L’Arc Paris after the closing ceremony on Sunday, just five days after testing positive for COVID-19.
Despite his recent diagnosis, he appeared to be enjoying himself in the City of Lights, dancing to a Pop Smoke track while draped in an American flag.
However, some fans on social media called out the 27-year-old for his decision to hit the club, questioning how he went from needing a wheelchair on the track on Thursday, to dancing well into the Paris night on Sunday.
Bottom line — as long as Noah’s right and he isn’t contagious anymore, it’s good to see him feeling better!
It wraps up a whirlwind Olympic Games for the track and field champ. After winning gold in a nail-biter in the men’s 100-meter sprint, Lyles fell short in the 200-meter race, taking home the bronze medal while running with Covid-19.
Of course, the 200m race is Noah’s strongest, and the one he has dominated over the last couple of years.
While Noah’s the one making headlines for his appearance at the club … he wasn’t the only Team USA member in attendance. Seven-time gold medalist Simone Biles was also out enjoying the end of the Olympics, celebrating her three new gold medals!
After the whirlwind of the Olympics, Noah Lyles found himself in hot water for partying in Paris shortly after testing positive for Covid-19. However, Noah reassured his fans that he was virus-free and feeling much better since Friday. Despite the criticism, Lyles decided to make the most of his time in the City of Lights, dancing the night away at L’Arc Paris to the tunes of Pop Smoke, draped in the American flag.Social media was quick to question Noah’s rapid recovery from needing a wheelchair on Thursday to boogieing in Paris on Sunday. Nevertheless, as long as Noah isn’t contagious anymore, it’s great to see him back on his feet and feeling like himself again. This marks the end of a rollercoaster journey for the track star, who clinched gold in the men’s 100-meter sprint and a bronze in the 200-meter race, all while battling Covid-19.While Noah may have been the center of attention at the club, he wasn’t the only Team USA member letting loose. Gymnastics sensation Simone Biles, fresh off her three new gold medals, was also spotted enjoying the festivities. The support and camaraderie among Team USA members were on full display as they celebrated the end of a challenging but rewarding Olympic Games.As we bid adieu to the Tokyo Olympics, it’s moments like these that remind us of the resilience and spirit of our athletes. Despite facing numerous hurdles and setbacks, they continue to inspire and captivate us with their determination and grace. We look forward to seeing what the future holds for Noah Lyles, Simone Biles, and the rest of Team USA as they embark on new journeys and strive for greatness in the world of sports. Stay tuned for more updates and inspiring stories from the world of athletics.
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Source: The Wall Street Journal
