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Home / Trending / French Athlete Alice Finot Proposes To Boyfriend After Breaking European Steeplechase Record At Paris Olympics Video Goes Viral

French athlete Alice Finot proposes to boyfriend after breaking European steeplechase record at Paris Olympics, video goes viral

Once the race was over, she went running to her boyfriend, who was cheering for her in the stands, pulled out the ring and went down on one knee to propose him
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 05:53 PM Aug 08, 2024 IST
French sprinter Alice Finot. Photo: X/ @WorldAthletics

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Chandigarh, August 8

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French sprinter Alice Finot, who broke the European record for the 3,000 m steeplechase event, managed to offer a heartwarming moment amid the ongoing Paris Olympics on August 6 that has created a buzz. Though she finished fourth and failed to claim any medal, she stole the show by proposing her boyfriend right after finishing the race.

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Once the race was over, she went running to her boyfriend, who was cheering for her in the stands, pulled out the ring and went down on one knee to propose him. Meanwhile, the crowd cheered for the couple, the video of which has gone viral. Towards the end of the video, Finot gave a tight hug to her boyfriend.

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