Picture this: a sunny afternoon in Fayetteville, Arkansas, where the golden duo—Olympian Tara Davis-Woodhall and Paralympian Hunter Woodhall—are basking in their shared glory. Less than a month after clinching gold in Paris, Tara found herself frantically searching for her medal. Panic set in, until Hunter, with his usual calm, chimed in, “Baby, it’s right next to mine.” That’s just the kind of bond they have—one built on support, laughter, and understanding.

After the intensity of the Olympic season, the pair took time to unwind in true champion fashion. They kicked off their celebrations with a lively night in Las Vegas, partying at XS with none other than DJ Diplo. But the fun didn’t end there—the golden couple was also spotted at the Premier Lacrosse League Cash App Championship with the Utah Archers, adding another adventure to their victory tour.

Yet, amidst all the glitter and glamour, Tara and Hunter made sure to create a moment that was deeply meaningful. They visited the Shriners Children’s Hospital in Salt Lake City—where Hunter’s Paralympic journey first began—bringing their shared joy to the children who needed it most. It’s a testament to their unique blend of philanthropy and fun, proving that even in their wildest celebrations, they never lose sight of what truly matters.

When one falls, the other is always there to pick up despite the downfalls of distance, and that is Tara Davis Woodhall and Hunter. After years of dealing with distance, it wasn’t long ago that the two moved to Arkansas together. Officially putting an end to the distraught of distance. Just when it seemed like they had settled in, Hunter Woodhall dropped another surprise. He took it to Instagram and wrote, “We’re not in Arkansas anymore.”

The two have posted pictures of moving from their cozy haven in Arkansas. From their very first hug on the track in Pocatello, Idaho, back in 2017, all the way to winning Golds in 2024, the two have had to battle the demons of distance. While the Olympics ended on a high note, it wasn’t a smooth journey for Tara and Hunter. They often found themselves separated by miles, Hunter making 13-hour drives just to spend a weekend together. “I’m not even there,” said Hunter recalling.

Their journey hit the lowest point when Tara Davis Woodhall faced a setback at the U.S. outdoor championships in 2022. “A lot of times, I would drive from Fayetteville to Georgia on Friday, stay Saturday, and then drive home Sunday,” added Hunter. Despite the distance, the two learned to celebrate their wins and endure their failures together. Proving that love truly can weather all storms!

And it was the same foundation of colossal support that kept Tara Davis Woodhall and Hunter afloat during their long-distance era.“One of the things that’s really important is understanding how to communicate on both sides,” Hunter noted. With foundations cemented in love, trust, and communication, Tara and Hunter are ready to face whatever comes next.

The “Homebodies” come together yet again.

While Tara and Hunter find solace in each other’s company, they also have some other furry company making their house a home. Tara and Hunter Woodhall are parents to three lively pets and a collection of plants. They have named their fur babies Milo and Winnie. They also have a cat, Azula. At Tara and Hunter’s wedding, these pups were the ring-bearers! The two share a very interesting dynamic with their pets.

After the two had won their medals, Hunter went back to his pets and gave them a piece of the joy. “We’re going to sit them down at the table, and we’re going to say, ‘Listen, guys, mommy and daddy went out there, and we did our jobs, and it’s time to respect us. OK? We’re putting our feet down. We’re laying the law,” said Hunter. Who would’ve imagined that two athletes who spend their time traveling the world to compete prepare quiet nights with pets and plants?

“We’re big homebodies,” added Hunter Woodhall. While Tara’s love for the plants adds an artistic touch to their home, they are alive not because of her. “The only reason why my plants are alive is because of me!” said Hunter, laughing. But the two have two boxed their plants and locked the doors of their home in Kansas. Though they haven’t revealed their next destination, Tara Davis Woodhall and Hunter Woodhall are sure to do great things wherever they go.

After all, the winning pair’s journey is just beginning, and we can’t wait to see what comes next! As Hunter Woohall himself puts it, “It’s not easy, but in the end, it’s always worth it.”