A woman won gold at the Olympics by eating more and exercising less to gain 22 pounds

British kitefoiler Ellie Aldridge put on 22 pounds over the last few years to help her win gold at the Paris 2024 Olympics. "I can't wait to not have to eat food now," she said.

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Aug 10 2024
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A woman won gold at the Olympics by eating more and exercising less to gain 22 pounds

Ellie Aldridge won an Olympic gold medal in kitefoiling after putting on 22 pounds.Clive Mason/Getty Images

Ellie Aldridge won gold in Olympic kitefoiling on Thursday.
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