If she came to be known as Fred's daughter, Andrea Spendrini Siriex left in good spirits and really rose to fame.
First Her Dating star Fred Her 17-year-old daughter of Siriex won her second Commonwealth gold medal on the final morning of Birmingham 2022.
Four days after winning the women's 10-meter high jump title, she returned to the highboard in a mixed sync event and booked a second date at the top of the podium. }
Spendolini-Sirieix marked a golden moment by bellyflopping into the Sandwell pool alongside partner Noah Williams to claim his second title.
"I told Noah that if things went well, it would be a bellyflop," she said. "It was a perfect ending.
"This definitely exceeded my expectations. I came here with no expectations. I just wanted to have fun."
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PA)As the two winners gleefully indulge in the "top bombing" spot, an emotional Fred says: Tweeted. "I'm crying."
Given that his daughter finished the competition with her three medals, including a silver on the 10 m synchronized platform, his pride was It was clear.
The host nation's divers dominated the competition, taking home 6 gold, 4 silver and 5 bronze medals.
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Alamy Live News.)Team Boss Mark England
"This is for Team England. It was an absolutely exceptional game, and I think what was exceptional about it was the fact that it was a team that was very young and ambitious. Think of someone who has won a gold medal, and it's pretty daunting for someone that age to be surrounded by all this fuss.
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Getty Images)Home game.
Spendolini-Sirieix, like most other sports played in front of a packed house, represented a new breed of attitude by keeping a smile on their face throughout the competition.
"As she grows as an athlete, she's learning about pressure," she said.
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Getty Images)As long as you control the internal pressure and don't get overwhelmed, that's fine. I am very much looking forward to the next two years. In the
All English finale, the eventual winner successfully completed his fifth and final dive with a score of 74.88, teammates Kyle Kothari and Royce in front of his Torson. , pushed up to his 333.06, impregnable.
His second-to-last diving event brought him his 50th medal and his 13th gold for Scotland in the synchronized 3m springboard James Heatley and Grace his lead went to.
"Insane. Great success," said Heatley. "I'm really happy to be doing this with Grace and saving everything for the final day."
