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Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield might represent opposing countries on the Olympic track, but they are one another’s biggest supporters.
“My girlfriend’s on [a] team as well, so we are training together and we’re competing most of the same day,” Lyles exclusively told Us Weekly in July 2024 ahead of his events at the Paris Olympics. “We have that mental space to be able to share with each other and continuously feed to each other.”
Lyles is a sprinter for Team USA, while Bromfield runs for Jamaica’s track and field squad. They have been together since 2022 and Lyles makes sure their relationship is a top priority over any type of notoriety.
“I’m learning on the fly. I already have my set rules: I don’t take pictures while I eat, and I don’t take pictures when I’m with my girlfriend and I don’t take pictures when I work out,” he told Us. “Other than that, everything is pretty free game, you know, I don’t have a problem with that, but when I am trying to duck my head low, I find myself now wearing a COVID mask. Sunglasses, a hat and a COVID mask gets the job done for a good amount [of fans].”
Two months after the Paris Olympics came to an end, the couple announced their engagement in October 2024. They tied the knot the next year.
Keep scrolling for Lyles and Bromfield’s complete relationship timeline:
2017
Like many modern couples, Lyles and Bromfield connected via social media.
“I slid in the DM,” she confessed during an appearance on the “Fast Lane Lifestyle” podcast in June 2024, noting that they quickly started “chit-chatting” for a few months.
Sure enough, romantic feelings started to surface.
“We both knew that we liked each other, but she could never get a day off from MVP [Track Club] to come visit,” Lyles said during the episode. “I couldn’t come visit because I’d get what? A few hours? Then I’d have to jump back on a plane to get to Monday practice.”
Neither Lyles nor Bromfield wanted to skip training sessions, but they ultimately planned a date in 2018. The vibe “just didn’t click” and the pair decided to keep their bond platonic.
July 2021
Lyles and Bromfield ran into one another at the Tokyo Olympics, where she won bronze in the mixed 4×400 meter relay. At the time, they were both dating other people.
February 2022
One year later, Lyles broke up with his then-girlfriend and slid back into Bromfield’s DMs. They went on their next date in February after learning she was also recently single. Lyles and Bromfield made their Instagram debut the following August.
August 2023
“Happy #internationalgirlfriendday to my best friend and Goofy fun buddy,” Lyles gushed via Instagram. “And it’s about to be a year so excite another appreciation post soon.”
Bromfield eventually relocated to Lyles’ home base, where they now train side-by-side.
July 2024
Lyles and Bromfield both traveled to Paris to represent their respective countries in the 2024 Games. In between meets, they uploaded multiple joint social media videos around the Olympic village.
August 2024
Following the Paris Olympics, Lyles defended Bromfield from online trolls. “I just want to say how incredibly proud I am of my GF and give her the flowers she deserves now 💐. She has been through so much in her life that I could never imagine fighting through … But the most impressive thing I’ve seen recently is how she’s dealt with the pure disrespect and hatred towards her from her own country,” he wrote via Instagram.
Bromfield expressed her appreciation in the comments section, writing, “Thank you baby For always supporting [me] long before we even started dating.”
October 2024
Lyles proposed after two years of dating. “To My Future Wife I Will Love You Forever 💍,” he captioned an Instagram video of the pair’s romantic engagement.
April 2026
Lyles and Bromfield got married on April 4, 2026, at The Conservatory at Blackberry Ridge in Trenton, Georgia.
“I found myself being more of the planner than I thought,” Lyles told Vogue. “I see myself as somewhat of an artistic director. We’ve received tremendous amounts of favors from different companies and people that are all extremely skilled and at the height of their craft, offering their services that we just didn’t expect. We’re just very blessed.”
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