Ariarne Titmus shares new “sad” of her “first” attempt at new competence

Australian swimmer Ariarne Titmus recently shared sad news about her “first baby” on her Instagram profile.

The Titmus “baby” mentioned is a titmus of bread dough created recently. Titmus shared an image of the bread, as well as a video snap of the final product on his Instagram stories.

In the first story, the Australian swimmer wrote in legend,

“Very proud of my first baby 😍 [Saddest news is that I can’t eat her 😭😭😭]””

In the other story, Titmus wrote in legend,

“Half for Mac, half to bring back to QLD’s family [Queensland]””

Ariarne Titmus has taken a long break since her last appearance at the Paris Olympic Games. The Australian swimmer had won two gold medals and two silver medals at the quadrennial event held in Paris.

The Australian swimmer has already been nominated for the Laureus World Sport Awards for the return of the year. In particular, she had undergone ovarian surgery to mark a strong return to the swimming pool. She lost against the Brazilian gymnast and Olympic champion Rebeca Andrade, who finally won the prize.

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Ariarne Titmus opens with her fear of health and how it inspired her return

Ariarne Titmus spoke of her fear of health and the way she inspired to make a high return. In an interview with Laureus Sports, the Australian swimmer mentioned,

“I think that as an artic, more than any career, I suppose that we are in such a bubble and that it is almost as if the outside world did not really exist. And it was probably the first time of my life where my bubble was broken. And I realized that there was so much more in this great big world.”

For uriarne, Ariarne Titmus was diagnosed with two ovarian cysts while she suffered an MRI for a hip injury. The Australian swimmer added, added,

“But, at the same time, it also made me realize how lucky I am, to be able to fight for Olympic gold medals and it really put a lot of things in perspective for me. So I am really proud of the way I have been able to withdraw, first of all, the performances that I had, but I think that the personal growth that I withdrew from these challenges was very important.”

Ariarne Titmus will not participate in the aquatic world championships from July 27. She will return to action from August.