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About me
- Swimming
- Sport
- Olympics
- Sporting Events
At 29 years of age, Emily Seebohm just competed in her fourth Olympics in Tokyo, winning both a Bronze medal and a medley Gold medal. Emily has won an incredible 56 medals on the world stage, making her one of Australia’s most celebrated swimmers.
Emily was front and centre of a proud Australian moment in Tokyo when the young girl she mentored 10 years earlier, Kaylee McKeown triumphed in their race together, breaking a world record and winning the gold medal in the 200 meter backstroke. Emily asked Kaylee if she could present her the gold medal and Kaylee invited her to join her on the top podium to enjoy the special moment and the Australian National Anthem together.
Debuting for the Australian team at the age of 14 at the World Championships in Melbourne, Emily has a slew of credits, world records and Olympic records to her name.
Having grown up with a laser focus on swimming, Emily is an enthusiastic advocate and voice for young women in sport, having endured many struggles of her own whilst growing up as an elite sports person on the world stage.
In a recent interview, after her incredible Tokyo performance, Emily laughed and suggested she was maybe like “a fine wine that gets better with age". This remarkable young woman is a shining example of hard work, grit, determination and resilience at its best. Her gorgeous smile and bubbly nature hides the steely determination and focus that it takes to make four Olympic teams as she continues to take on the world!
• 4 time Olympian
• 3 time Olympic Gold Medalist (incl a member of the medley relay team in Tokyo)
• 7 Olympic Medals
• 15 Commonwealth Games medals
• Former World Record Holder
Emily featured as a cast member on the hit TV show 'I'm A celebrity Get Me Out of Here' in Jan 2022 on the 10 Network. Emily opened up to Australian audiences who are finally getting to know her for her down to earth nature. Emily ate all kinds of things that shouldn't be eaten to help raise money for her Charity - End ED, and made great friends with other well known Celebs.
Most recently, Emily appeared in the Australian interation of the successful American TV show, The Challenge, which see's 22 big name Aussie's battle it out through a series of challenges, with one final winner taking away a cash prize.
Emily is available for collaborations and events in 2026!
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