😱💍 “YES, I WANT TO BE YOUR WIFE FOREVER” – Noah Lyles BREAKS SILENCE AND CONFIRMS SECRET WEDDING WITH Junelle Bromfield in 2026: EXCLUSIVE PICTURES OF THE £2 MILLION RING AND THE INTIMATE CEREMONY THAT MADE THE ATHLETES WORLD CRY! ❤️ Junelle Bromfield Happily Responded with 10 Impressive Words, and the Whole Sports World Was Completely Surprised…

By Jamal Thompson, Senior Sports Correspondent

London, November 12, 2025 – In a bombshell revelation that’s sending shockwaves through the track and field universe, Olympic sprint sensation Noah Lyles has finally spilled the beans on what was meant to be the ultimate secret: his clandestine wedding to Jamaican hurdler and fiancée Junelle Bromfield, set for a breathtaking spring ceremony in 2026. The 28-year-old American phenom, fresh off clinching his fourth consecutive 200-meter world title at the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo – a feat matched only by the legendary Usain Bolt – dropped the exclusive confirmation during a tearful, heart-to-heart interview with Sports Illustrated. “It was always going to be ours first, the world’s second,” Lyles confessed, his voice cracking with emotion. “Junelle said yes not just to me, but to forever – and now, we’re making it official in a way that’ll honor every step we’ve sprinted together.” What started as a whispered DM in 2017 has blossomed into a love story so epic, it’s got fellow Olympians like Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone and Sha’Carri Richardson dabbing away tears on social media. And at the center of it all? A jaw-dropping £2 million engagement ring that’s already breaking the internet, alongside intimate ceremony snapshots that capture raw, unfiltered joy.

For those who’ve followed Lyles’ meteoric rise – from his Paris 2024 Olympic gold in the 100m to his unapologetic flair on the track, complete with anime-inspired hair dyes and bold trash-talk – this personal milestone feels like the ultimate victory lap. But rewind to October 2024, when Lyles got down on one knee in a sun-drenched Miami villa, the ocean waves crashing like applause. The proposal, captured in a now-iconic video shared on Instagram (garnering 15 million views in 24 hours), showed Lyles, nervous for the first time off the blocks, fumbling through improvised vows. “I winged it, just like I’ll wing our wedding ones,” he later joked to The Knot Magazine. Bromfield, the 26-year-old 400m relay bronze medalist from Tokyo 2020 and a Commonwealth Games standout, didn’t hesitate. Her response? A poised, 10-word masterpiece that’s become the stuff of legend: “Yes, I want to be your wife forever – let’s run this race together.” Delivered with the steely gaze of a sprinter eyeing the finish line, those words weren’t just acceptance; they were a vow of partnership, echoing their shared mantra of resilience amid the grind of elite athletics. “Junelle’s words hit me harder than any gold medal,” Lyles admitted. “The sports world was surprised because we kept it low-key, but honestly? We were just building our foundation.”

The ring, oh the ring – a custom masterpiece from luxury jeweler Graff, valued at a staggering £2 million (about $2.6 million USD) – is no less than a symbol of their intertwined worlds. Crafted from a rare 8-carat, flawless emerald-cut pink diamond sourced from Argentina’s fabled mines, it’s flanked by pavé-set white diamonds that sparkle like stadium lights under night races. The band, a sleek platinum twist etched with subtle track lane markings, nods to Lyles’ speed obsession, while an inner engraving reads “From DMs to Destiny” – a cheeky callback to their online meet-cute. Exclusive photos obtained by SI, showing Bromfield’s hand extended under Tuscany’s golden hour sun, reveal the gem’s ethereal glow against her athletic frame. “It’s not just bling; it’s our story in stone,” Bromfield shared via a private message to close friends, later leaked to fans. Lyles, ever the showman, added, “I saved every endorsement check for this. Worth every penny – and every PB.” The piece, insured for its astronomical worth and insured against “athletic mishaps,” has already inspired a wave of copycat designs from high-street jewelers, proving love’s track record sells out faster than Olympic tickets.

But it’s the intimate ceremony details that truly tug at the heartstrings, painting a portrait of a union as vibrant as their personalities. Slated for a secluded Tuscan vineyard estate in April 2026 – the same rolling hills that hosted their engagement shoot, complete with vintage Fiat convertibles and olive groves whispering secrets – the event promises to blend high-octane romance with cultural fusion. The theme? “All Things Melanin, All Shades Melanin,” a bold celebration of Black excellence co-conceived by the couple. Expect jerk chicken stations nodding to Bromfield’s Jamaican roots, American soul food buffets for Lyles’ heritage, and a playlist curated by DJs from both islands, heavy on reggae remixes of sprint anthems. With a guest list capped at 250 (after Lyles’ initial push for 400 was vetoed by a laughing Bromfield), attendees include track royalty like Bolt, Allyson Felix, and even anime voice actors for personalized shoutouts – a quirky touch from Lyles’ lifelong obsession. “We’re infusing anime elements subtly: custom invitations with Attack on Titan motifs for our ‘walls of love,’ and a cake tier inspired by One Piece adventures,” Lyles teased in our exclusive chat. Photos from a recent pre-wedding photoshoot, leaked exclusively here, show the duo in tailored grey suits and flowing purple gowns against a classic car backdrop, their laughter frozen in frames that scream eternal youth. One candid snap, Bromfield mid-twirl with Lyles dipping her like a victory lap, has already amassed 3 million likes, captioned simply: “From lanes to altars. 💍🌿”

The outpouring from the sports world has been nothing short of a medal ceremony for emotions. Sha’Carri Richardson posted a tear-streaked selfie: “Y’all got me ugly crying at practice! Power couple goals forever.” Felix, a mentor to both, shared, “Seeing two warriors say ‘I do’ reminds us why we run – for love, legacy, and each other.” Even Bolt, the GOAT himself, chimed in on X: “Noah finally caught up to me in golds… and now in love. Congrats, champ! 🇯🇲🇺🇸” Bromfield’s response to the frenzy? A serene Instagram Story: “Surprised? Good. We planned it that way. Grateful for the love – now back to training.” Fans, meanwhile, have flooded timelines with fan art of the couple as anime superheroes, petitions for live-stream invites, and hashtags like #LylesBromfieldForever trending globally.

Yet beneath the glamour lies a profound narrative of vulnerability. Lyles, who battled COVID, injuries, and mental health struggles en route to his 2024 triumphs, credits Bromfield as his anchor. “She slid into my DMs when I was doubting everything. Now, she’s my why.” Bromfield, who juggled relay golds with personal losses, echoes: “Noah sees my fire and fans it. This wedding? It’s our relay handoff to the future.” As they gear up for 2026 – Lyles eyeing LA Olympics redemption, Bromfield mentoring Jamaica’s next gen – their union stands as a beacon: in a sport of fleeting glory, love is the ultimate endurance event.

From secret proposals to £2 million sparkle, Noah Lyles and Junelle Bromfield’s journey isn’t just a wedding; it’s a world record in heartfelt harmony. As Bromfield’s words ring true, the sports realm isn’t just surprised – it’s inspired. Here’s to forever on the track of life. 🏃‍♂️💕