World Athletics Championships. Budapest 2023. - Source: Getty — Tara Davis-Woodhall and Hunter Woodhall left stunned by Max Major's magic trick [Image for Representational Purposes] [Image Source : Getty]

WATCH : Tara Davis-Woodhall and Hunter Woodhall left stunned as they witness Max Major pull off an iconic magic trick

Modified Oct 20, 2024 02:36 GMT

Olympic champion long jumper Tara Davis-Woodhall and Paralympic champion sprinter Hunter Woodhall were in for a pleasant surprise. YouTube personality and magician Max Major pulled off an iconic magic trick that is now gaining buzz on social media.

Major uploaded a video of his trick on Instagram, which left the couple stunned and speechless. He captioned it,

"Their reaction is so wholesome"

In the video, the magician Major engraved a heart on the palm of Woodhall’s husband. He claimed that he could take the ‘heart’ out and throw it on the palm of the American jumper.

Then, Major turned towards the 25-year-old long jumper and asked her to open her fist. Both Woodhall and her husband were in disbelief as they saw the 'heart’ engraved on her palm!

Hunter Woodhall reacted to the same by posting a laughing emoji on Instagram, while Max Major wrote in the comment section,

"Love is Magic!"

Screengrab of Max Major's comment on the Instagram post [Image Source : Max Major's Instagram]

Tara Davis-Woodhall and her husband first met each other in 2017, and after dating for four years, the two tied the knot in 2022.

Tara Davis-Woodhall's life after the Paris Olympics

Tara Davis-Woodhall has achieved a unique record at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Apart from winning the Olympic gold medal in the women's long jump, she also created a unique record.

When her husband Hunter Woodhall won the Paralympic gold medal in the men's 400m [T64] at the 2024 Paris Paralympics, the Woodhalls became the first couple to win a gold medal at the Olympics and the Paralympics in the same year.

Since her outing in Paris, the 25-year-old long jumper has taken to Instagram to share regular updates about her life. Only a few days after the Paralympics came to an end, Woodhall uploaded a few photographs on Instagram, as she wrote,

"Been basking in all the glory recently. i’ve just been wanting to take all these moments in and LIVE. Hunter and I always say these are the moments and quite literally this is the moment. i’m so proud of us and our team for just kicking ass. we stayed present and took it day by day. we brought three medals home🥇🥇🥉… in that honor here’s a long paralympic photo dump ✨enjoy✨"

When Woodhall was offered the job of assistant track and field coach at the University of Kansas, her husband uploaded another set of photographs, with the caption,

"We’re not in Arkansas anymore 💔"

Tara Davis-Woodhall has been acknowledged for her performances this year by the World Athletics. She is one of the nominees in the Female Field Athlete of the Year at the Athletics Awards sponsored by World Athletics, which will be announced later.