Hunter Woodhall  and Tara Davis-Woodhall are currently regarded as  the US Powerful Couple after their performance in Paris 2024.

There are few couples in the world who can decorate their home with Olympic and Paralympic medals. And certainly, none of them is as famous as Hunter Woodhall   and Tara Davis-Woodhall.

The Woodhall Love Journey 

While Davis grew up in Texas and Woodhall in Utah, the couple met across state lines in February 2017 at a track meet in Pocatello, Idaho as a high school athletes at the time. Davis approached Hunter and embraced him.

They kept up a long-distance relationship while both attended different universities and got engaged during a romantic getaway in Mexico in September 2021.

Davis and Woodhall wed on Oct. 16, 2022, at D'Vine Grace Vineyard in McKinney, Texas and now they are inseparable

Davis is known for her achievements in the long jump and hurdles, while Woodhall has earned acclaim as a Paralympic medalist. Born with fibular hemimelia, which led to the amputation of his lower legs at 11 months. 

The Woodhall At Paris 2024

In Paris 2024, The Couple Wrote their names in the city of Love by winning Gold in their various events. 

At the Paris Olympics in early August, American long jumper Tara Davis-Woodhall took gold in the women’s long jump with an outstanding leap of 7.1 meters. Typically, after winning a gold medal, esteemed athletes head back to their home country for a “victory lap.” This usually includes taking a well-deserved rest to feel the weight of the incredible feat they have accomplished while being applauded by patriotic fans from their home countries.

However, for Tara Davis-Woodhall, this was not the case. Less than a month after her gold medal performance, she found herself back in Paris at the Stade de France. This time, though, she did not not take her place on the Olympic track. Instead, she settled into the first row of the stands to support her husband, Hunter Woodhall, who was representing the United States in the men’s 400-meter T62 Paralympic final. 

During the Olympic Games where Davis won gold in the women's long jump final in Olympic Games, she ran straight into Woodhall's arms as he told her, "Babe, you're the Olympic champion!" The sweet moment between the couple went viral online, though Davis told PEOPLE she doesn't spend a lot of time on social media herself.

The same thing happened in Paralympic Games where the husband competed. As soon as he crossed the line , Hunter ran to his wife's trackside, just as she had done in the Olympics Games where she won Gold. 

The Woodhall  have set new records and inspired many with their love , resilience and determination as 2024 will be the  year neither of them will ever forget.