"Announcement pictures.."- Tara Davis-Woodhall and her husband Hunter engage in a playful debates as they joke about their track future

By Janhavi Shinde

Modified Dec 19, 2024 01:47 GMT

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Tara Davis-Woodhall and her husband Hunter Woodhall were recently seen involved in a playful discussion of what their roles and track future might be if they start expecting a child. The Olympian and Paralympian couple, who have now moved to Kansas City, were seen having this warm moment while training in a gym.

The duo regularly gives their fans a look at their training, sharing tender moments. While the couple was training in the gym, the Paralympian was seen measuring Davis-Woodhall's stomach, when he said:

"We have never entered a season like this," Woodhall said. "Announcement pictures...just kidding. If we had a baby I would have a hard time continuing track."

To which the Olympic medalist asked:

"Why would it be hard for you not to quit when I'm the one pushing the baby out?"

To which Woodhall replied:

"Because I got a lot on my plate."

"Are you kidding me," questioned the Olympian.

To which Woodhall replied, stating he wouldn't be able to train alone.

"I'm keep running you are not running? Think gonna come this weight room by myself?

The Paris Olympian and Paralympian gold medalist recently shifted to Kansas City after the former's coach Travis Geopfert accepted a coaching role at State University, with her assisting as assistant coach for the track and field squad.

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Tara Davis-Woodhall and her husband Hunter reminisce about their initial conversations

Tara Davis-Woodhall of Team United States celebrates with her husband Hunter Woodhall at the Olympic Games 2024 in Paris, France. (Photo by Getty Images)

Tara Davis-Woodhall and Hunter Woodhall met during a high school track meet in February 2017 in Pocatello, Idaho. In an interview with GQSports.com, remembering the meet, Davis-Woodhall recalled their first conversation when she approached him for a hug.

"I said, ‘I don't know why I have to do this, but I have to hug you," the Olympian recalled.

A few days later one of Woodhall's tweets caught the long jumper's attention and she slid into his DM.

“She slid in, and was like, ‘What are you still doing awake?’ And I was like, ‘All right, game on,’" Woodhall said.

“He [said], ‘Waiting for you to text me,’ or something like that," Tara remembered.

To which Woodhall accepted saying:

“It was very high-school-esque."

The Paralympian and Olympian became the first couple to have clinched gold medals in their respective events at the same edition of the Games. While Davis-Woodhall secured her first Olympic medal long jump event, Hunter bagged a gold in the 400m event.