Sunisa Lee's family had an adorable reaction to her gold medal win
The first-ever Hmong American Olympic gymnast Sunisa Lee struck gold on Thursday following her performance in the women's individual all-around, ESPN reports, making her the fifth-straight American to win the title, adds The Associated Press.
Meanwhile, as she clinched the top spot, Lee's family and friends back home in Minnesota shared cheers, shouts, and screams of gold-medal celebration, all of which could probably be heard in Tokyo.
Watch the adorable moment below:
Gymnast Sunisa Lee, 18, is the first Hmong American to make the U.S. Olympic team — and now, she's won gold in the individual all-around competition.
At home in Minnesota, her family and community were cheering her on. pic.twitter.com/XuUo6ULNp1— NPR (@NPR) July 29, 2021
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