A captivating love story, an emotional embrace, and a shared celebration. The Paris Olympics saw glimpses of every episode of Tara Davis-Woodhall and her husband, Hunter Woodhall. Before Tara’s Olympic event final, Hunter sent her a lovely message. Thirty days later, the Olympic champion wife attended her husband’s event in the Paris Paralympics, and the world saw the couple celebrating the achievement uniquely. The scenes earned them quick popularity and sensationalized their stories. But there’s something that remains hidden.
Tara and Hunter have known each other since their senior years in high school. They also know each other’s strengths and shortcomings. Until now, those strengths have been highlighted whenever the couple has appeared in front of the camera. But now, it’s time to shed light on the shortcomings.
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Tara has no issue with that. The long jumper is quite open to discussing her problems that have often complicated her state. One such problem is her lack of patience. Recently, she and Hunter Woodhall caught up with Noah Lyles and Rai Benjamin in the Beyond The Records podcast. Did Tara say something beyond anyone’s expectations in the podcast? Yes, it was about her mental demons.
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In the conversation, Tara mentioned that she won’t stay silent if someone ‘treats’ her and Hunter badly. “I will crash out. I will crash out so hard if like someone like walks over Hunter cuz obviously he’s my man I don’t let people walk and he’ll go like this he’s like it’s fine they like they’re just probably having a bad day or something,” the Olympic champion claimed.
Protective Tara Davis-Woodhall Makes Stance Clear on Impatient Behavior: “I Will Crash”
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