Team GB Olympic hero Koley Hodgkinson leaves fans speechless in ‘Dream’ Bikini
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Keely Hodgkinson has racing pulses while enjoying the recent heat wave.
The Team GB Hero rocked a beautiful figure-barrier swimsuit on a relaxing Spa day at the weekend.
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StupidThe ruling sport personality of the year, cooled off the sun by taking an ice bath.
Practice would have various health benefits, including reducing muscle pain.
Hodgkinson has not been able to racing competitive for a large part of 2025 Because of a hamstring injury.
The 800m gold medal winner wrote the photo set: “Purfecctt Sunday.”
Keely has more than 530,000 dedicated followers on Instagram, with the post quickly more than 32,000 likes.
A fan wrote as an answer: “You are a dream.”
Another was longing for breath: “Erm..wow.”
While a third third was added: “You really are that girl.”
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And a fourth joke: “Icebath Hipster.”
Keely was recently admitted in addition to a large number of British Forbes ’30 Under 30 Europe list.
Olympic winner Koley Hodgkinson takes up the atmosphere with Man Utd fans at Old Trafford
The 23-year-old then enjoyed a stunning turnout 800 m Gold win At last year’s Olympic Games.
And she will be Honced with a MBE During a ceremony in Windsor Castle on Tuesday.
Hodgkinson has been away from the track since February after scans revealed a problem with her hamstring.
But she plans a return this summer at the London Athletics Meet on July 19.
Last year, Keely set a personal record in the same event in the London Stadium, which was built for the 2012 Olympic Games.
She remembered the race and said: “It was such a dream to compete in the Olympic Stadium and I am so excited to go back and see what I can do.
“For me, that race really set me up for what I did in Paris.
“I am now an Olympic champion, which is quite surprising to say aloud, but I still have not won World Gold, so I really have big goals this summer.
“Having that crowd behind me in London, plus a bunch of super fast ladies to race, will be the best possible preparation while I build the world championships in Tokyo.”
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