'No one will see me' – Junelle Bromfield shares intriguing post that’s got everyone talking

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Bromfield, a celebrated and two-time Olympian, shared a humorous yet enigmatic video that has her followers buzzing.

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In the short clip, a baboon is seen running through a forest, only to stop and look back in what appears to be a mix of curiosity and hesitation.

Bromfield it, “Me when I see someone I know in public, and I’m in my ‘no one will see me’ outfit.”

The post, while lighthearted, comes at a time when Bromfield has been opening up about deeper personal struggles and losses in her life, adding layers of intrigue to her message.

Bromfield candidly about the pivotal role her late mother, Sandra, played in her athletics journey.

“She was the only person who showed up to my track meets and everything,” Bromfield shared in an interview with Sim Soul Sessions.

The sprinter revealed how her unyielding support fueled her ambitions and shaped her career.

Despite her many achievements, Bromfield admitted that her mother’s passing still weighs heavily on her.

“I feel as if the main reason why I did track was not just for me and not to get myself out of my situation but also to take her out of the situation because she had eight kids. She was a single mother,” Bromfield said, reflecting on her humble beginnings and her mother’s sacrifices.

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Her mother’s death is one of several personal losses that have tested Bromfield’s resilience.

Two years before Sandra passed away, Bromfield lost one of her brothers. Heartbreak struck again last year when another brother passed.

These tragedies, coupled with the pressure of maintaining an elite athletic career, have made her journey one of triumph over adversity.

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The reel offers a glimpse into Bromfield’s ability to find humor and connection in everyday situations, even as she navigates profound grief.

Her relationship with fiancé Noah Lyles has also been a source of strength.

The pair, who met in 2017 and began dating officially in 2022, announced their engagement on October 13.

The couple’s relationship is built on mutual support, and they have often spoken about how they lean on each other in challenging times.

“We’re not just partners; we’re a team,” Lyles said in a previous interview, emphasizing their shared understanding of the demands of elite athletics.