Now, sports and power couples aren’t something new. After all, from Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens to David Beckham and Posh Spice, we have all seen couples full of oomph in sports across America. But if there’s one duo who has been on the lips and minds of people for quite some time now, it is the Woodhall couple – Tara Davis and Hunter. However, while their crowning moment at last year’s Olympics was surely great, recently Tara doubled down on just how important Hunter has been in her life. But what did she say?

Well, it wasn’t one for the headlines, nor was it eloquent. Instead, it was raw and showed Tara’s unfiltered dedication. And to think it all started from Hunter’s baring of his soul in a powerful video recounting his lifelong battle to chase a dream that once seemed impossible. Now, Hunter, a double amputee since infancy, has faced adversity most couldn’t imagine. From losing his legs as an infant to becoming a Paralympic gold medalist, he has come a long way.

And watching that journey unfold from the front row was Tara. His wife, training partner, and biggest cheerleader. And in just one emotional Instagram story, she said everything that needed to be said. “When I tell y’all he is my inspiration every day… every single day I look at him in just awe of how far he’s come,” she wrote. “God has blessed me with the most incredible husband/training partner/& best friend,” Davis-Woodhall wrote on her Instagram story.

Tara’s words weren’t just a show of support; they were a window into the quiet resilience that lives behind Hunter’s pursuit. While fans cheer for finish lines and times, Davis-Woodhall witnesses the early mornings, the tears, the setbacks, and the triumphs that don’t make the headlines. Her message turned the spotlight onto a different kind of strength. 

The strength of loving someone through their battle and letting that love fuel your journey. In the world of competitive sports, stats and medals often take center stage. But Tara’s tribute reminded everyone that behind every great athlete is a story of love, struggle, and unshakable belief. And sometimes, a few honest words from someone who sees it all can say more than any victory ever could.

Now then, Davis-Woodhall has always been a pillar of support for Hunter. And this was significantly evident during the Paris Paralympics.

How Tara Davis-Woodhall stole the show with her golden reaction to Hunter’s win

Tara Davis-Woodhall didn’t wait long to celebrate her husband’s golden moment in Paris. Moments after Hunter Woodhall surged to victory in the men’s 400-meter T62 at the 2024 Paralympic Games, the Olympian updated an earlier Instagram post in real time. She added an ecstatic, all-caps edit at the top, “EDIT!!! HE WON GOLD!!”

The message, originally penned with encouragement, “One final lap. This is your race! Do it for you,” was transformed into a shared moment of triumph, a reflection of the couple’s deep-rooted bond on and off the track. Tara’s celebration didn’t stop there. On their joint Instagram, the couple posted a video of their jubilant reunion, both proudly wearing their medals and bouncing in unison.

Tara, beaming, tapped her gold to Hunter’s and shouted, “Bringing it home!” The gesture was more than symbolic; it was the culmination of years of mutual support and shared dreams. Just weeks earlier, Hunter had been the one in tears after Tara’s Olympic long jump gold, calling her the most deserving athlete he knew. Now, it was her turn to cheer, leap, and shout for him.

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The Davis-Woodhalls have long been each other’s loudest cheerleaders. But Paris marked the first time they could live these moments side by side, in real time. “This is what we’ve been working on. And this is what we’ve been waiting for,” Tara had said ahead of the Games. And when it finally happened—when gold was theirs, together—she made sure the world knew exactly how proud she was.