“Became hostile with his boyfriend”

The Gabby Olympic champion Thomas explains a terrifying incident that led to intimidation of unknown men.

From the moment of news about Olympic Champion Habby Thomas“The prices of the airport of unknown men were also found that her guy was also intimidated from the same group.

Thomas, in an interview Daily MailIn detail how about six men were monitored to the airport. Although their motive remains unknown, the 200 m Olympic champion is afraid of her life.

Sprint has expressed relief after receiving decisive potential clients who will help the authorities arrest a group of enemy men who pursued it at airports in the United States.

“When I am, it’s really scary. They became hostile to my boyfriend yesterday. It’s not even specifically for the airline, but I don’t know how they get my information about the flight. And it really begins to invent me,” she said.

WITH The phenomenon of the US track has been discovered A recent number of “persecution” cases have been the subject where people seem to be following her at various airports across the country.

The Gabby Olympic Champion Thomas gives details about the hell that it passes before the flights for landing.

“Three to six men” who waited for her at Chicago and Miami airports, prompted the three-time Olympic competition champion Share news about TiktokTrying to look for advice on how to finish seemingly scary moments.

When Thomas asks the men who approach her as they received the flight information, she says they lie and justify about being in the right place at the right time. Thomas, World Champion from relay 4×100 m said Insurrable behavior is a threat of its privacy And makes her feel dangerous when traveling.

The three -time Olympic gold medalist Gabby Thomas does not meet the challenge, prominent in athletics, scientific circles and advocacy, opposing troubles.

“I do not understand why people can’t respect privacy. I really don’t understand. I don’t like to feel dangerous to travel. I don’t know what to do. Any advice is welcome” She repeated.

No police report was published on incidents until the track and the US field have also published a statement.

A 28-year-old, born in Georgia and raised in Massachusetts, competed at Harvard University College before starting a professional track career in 2018.