News about Stephanie Rice

She was at it again on Thursday, coming up trumps in the 400m individual medley in yet another record-breaking display at the Australian Open Championships. McKeown's time of 4:28.22 smashed the mark of 4:29.45 set by Rice at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Stephanie Rice's love life has her followers scratching their heads. Dane Christison, the Olympic swimmer, has taken down pictures of her boyfriend, a former soldier, from her Instagram account, and hasn't mentioned him in the last few weeks. Stephanie delves into her forthcoming projects, but not mention Dane in her latest post to the forum.

Stephanie Rice, the Australian Olympic swimming champion, moved to Dubai in December to restart her life. The 35-year-old woman took a snapshot on Wednesday as she explored the neighborhood and declared it her "new home" upon arrival. 'My new home gosh I love it here!!!!' She wrote a letter.

In the wake of a string of personal struggles, Stephanie Rice spoke about her latest spiritual awakening and decision to embrace faith. This week, the former Olympic champion, 35, took to Instagram to chronicle her ride with her followers. 'I gave my life to God two months ago.' Rice began her heartfelt post that the ride has been surreal to say the least.

Stephanie Rice and her partner Dane Christison recently went "official" with her boyfriend Dane Christison. And with her swanky new beauty, the 35-year-old Australian former Olympian proved that things are going well. The brunette beauty posted a New Year's greeting to followers on Instagram on Friday, claiming she was supposed to'sow some long-term seeds' in 2024.

Last week, she launched her romance with her new Australian boyfriend. During a road ride through the beautiful Colorado Rockies on Thursday, Olympic gold medalist Stephanie Rice, 35, snuggled up to her new man Dane Christison. When exploring in the snow, the former model posted a video of herself and her beau embracing one another on Instagram.

Stephanie Rice's new boyfriend has been revealed a week after softly announcing their relationship on social media. Dane Christison, the former Australian swimming champion, is the man photographed kissing the cheek of the Aussie swimming champion.

Last week, she debuted her relationship with a mystery new guy. During a romantic trip to New York City over the weekend, Olympic swimmer Stephanie Rice, 35, celebrated Christmas with her new beau by her side. The former model posted a series of loved-up photos featuring the couple and the Big Apple on Instagram.

Stephanie Rice, the Olympic gold medalist, seems to have found love just months after she revealed intimate details about her personal struggles. When she stepped out in New York with her mystery man, the 35-year-old took to Instagram to soften her new romance. Though Steph kept her partner's name and identity private, she was more than eager to snap a snapshot of the couple holding hands and show it to her 136,000 followers.

Stephanie Rice, the Olympic gold medalist, has taken to social media since announcing her new devotion to faith. The champion swimmer, 35, has claimed that social media is the domain of 'the enemy,' and that others should use their platform to 'influence their followers.' 'Social media has grown into a platform that is so heavily influenced by the enemy,' she posted on Instagram.'

After heading to Dubai, Olympic gold medalist Stephanie Rice has talked about her new commitment to religion. The champion swimmer, 35, who purchased a one-way ticket to Dubai to start a new life, has shared how turning to God has 'helped me feel so loved in my new home.' She posted a snapshot of herself and other members of the Kingdom City church assembly for a prayer on Instagram.

The 35-year-old Australian swimming legend took the high road when she revealed her move to the Middle East in a tumultuous reply to the critics who savaged her. Rice has previously discussed the mental struggles she suffered during her decorated pool career come to an end, and she has now turned to a different path in life.

Stephanie Rice, the Australian Olympic swimming champion, has taken to social media after posting a video about her plans for a fresh start in Dubai. On the ride out of the country last week, a tearful Rice posted an emotional clip of herself in first class. 'I packed up my whole life (sic) in Australia, bought a one-way ticket to Dubai to start a new chapter, and I'm feeling all the emotions surrounding this new start... but God is good,' Rice captioned the story.'

Following her shoulder injury, Stephanie Rice burst in tears as Ant Middleton kicked her off SAS Australia on Monday night. When grappling a live grenade during a challenge, the Olympic Gold Medalist, 35, dislocated her shoulder last week. Despite wanting to stay on the show, Ant told Stephanie that she will be headed home because she is in danger of being injured herself severely.

He's a runner who's been to extremes in Olympic times. However, Perth actor Peter Bolt says he was'scared' and 'panicky' when filming some of SAS Australia's grueling challenges. The 29-year-old 800 meters track champ travelled to a desert in the Middle East for the reality, where he came face to face with his fears.

'Cocaine Cassie' Sainsbury, a criminal drug smuggler who was arrested, is willing to shed her criminal reputation,' she says. On Monday, the drug trafficker-turned-fitness influencer, 28, told the Daily Telegraph that she wanted to tell people who she really is before participating in the Seven reality competition SAS Australia: Buried Alive. "I wanted to demask what everyone thought of me really," the influencer said.

On Monday, the convicted drug smuggler 'Cocaine Cassie' Sainsbury unveiled her own Cameo profile. 28-year-old drug trafficker-turned-fitness influencer, Wanda, announced her on Instagram, posting a link with her 33.7k followers. Cameo is an online platform that allows users to buy personalized videos and messages from various celebrities, internet influencers, and television stars.

In a new trailer for Channel Seven's SAS Australia's forthcoming season, Craig McLachlan sheds tears. Buried Alive is a programme on television. In a desert camp in the Middle East, actor 58 is seen being interrogated by host Ant Middleton, 42, and pleads in vain with him. I was not guilty,' a drained McLachlan tells him.

Cassie Sainsbury, aka 'Cocaine Cassie,' a convicted drug smuggler, has revealed that her family has left her after returning home to Australia. Sainsbury, 28, was arrested in April 2017 attempting to smuggle 5.8 kilograms of cocaine out of Columbia, wearing headphones, and was banned for three years. For the first time in five years, she returned to Adelaide in August, welcoming her new wife Tatiana with her. After meeting in a Colombian nightclub, the pair married one year ago. Sainsbury said she has been trying to get her 'life together,' but she is up against a slew of obstacles.

She appeared in the courthouse in SAS Australia's 2023 season has tense. Cassie Sainsbury, a convicted drug smuggler, is reportedly paid less than six figures for appearing on the show. Cassie is earning more than her fellow cast members, according to a source who explains that the contestants are paid about $30,000.

On the current season of Channel Seven's reality show SAS Australia, Australians are outraged that convicted drug smuggler 'Cocaine Cassie' Sainsbury has been cast. Sainsbury, 28, was found attempting to smuggle 5.8 kilograms of cocaine out of Columbia disguised in headphones in April 2017. She spent 27 months in jail after being released. For the first time in five years, the Adelaide native returned to Australia in September last year, and now she is planning to start a television career. Members of the public have expressed disappointment at Seven for selecting her for the military-inspired display, since the only reason she is popular is because of her conviction. This is ridiculous.' According to one Twitter user, we should not be putting someone convicted of a felony on a pedestal and describing them as a celebrity.'

Cassie Sainsbury has appeared on SAS Australia's brutal reality show. Craig McLachlan and boxing champion Anthony Mundine will appear alongside the convicted drug mule who has been dubbed 'Cocaine Cassie.' She will compete against Olympians Stephanie Rice, Peter Bol and Matthew Mitcham, as well as Balinese princess Lindy Klim, Thai cave rescue hero Dr Craig Challen and Brownlow medalist Jason Akermanis.

Candice Warner was a good recruit on SAS Australia last year. The WAG has a clue how to make it on the brutal military style story. The 37-year-old revealed on Monday that her money is on rugby player Boyd Cordner, 30, but that 'Cocaine Cassie' Sainsbury' will go far'.

Quade Cooper, a veteran of Wallabies, has 'thanked' some opportunist robbers who broke into his car and took his wallet. In an Instagram post on Saturday, the 34-year-old revealed the details (pictured right) to his 551,000 followers.