Keely Hodgkinson sent her fans into a frenzy after sharing beach snaps in a leopard print bikini on Instagram. The Team GB star, who recently won the 800m at the London Diamond League, opted out of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow to focus on the European Athletic Championships starting in Birmingham next week.
Holiday Photo Dump
The 24-year-old Olympic champion posted a photo dump from her beach break, captioned: "The vibe in question." The sultry snaps drew a flood of compliments from followers, with one calling her "The hottest woman on the planet" and another writing "Gorgeousness personified." A third added: "What a beautiful human."
Upcoming Events
Hodgkinson has confirmed she will defend her title at ATHLOS London on September 18. The all-women's professional track and field meet will hold its first event outside the US at StoneX Stadium. Hodgkinson won the 800m at last year's New York edition and received a Tiffany & Co. crown from Serena Williams.
Other athletes set to compete include Sha'Carri Richardson, Gabby Thomas, Georgia Hunter Bell, Amber Anning, and Tara Davis-Woodhall. The 2026 season will award over £1.5m ($2.1m) in prize money, with winners banking £48,000 ($65,000) per event.
Hodgkinson's Excitement
Hodgkinson said: "The atmosphere at ATHLOS New York was incredible, so I’m really excited to return and compete at its first London event. Racing in front of a home crowd is always special, and I can’t wait to experience that ATHLOS energy in the UK."
Athlos was launched by Serena Williams' husband, Alexis Ohanian. Williams praised his vision, saying: "Well, I've learnt don't doubt Alexis because he builds businesses and he makes it great. We have seen what he did with soccer and so many other people that he believed in and how it changed their trajectory, and so, when he told me about wanting to build something in track and field, I, of course, loved it, supported it, and then I thought, 'Wow, why hasn't this been done before?' You know what I mean. You know what is happening now, and better late than never. These women, these athletes, deserve this, and they deserve this for years and years."
