Woman's Day Magazine NZ

Olympic medallist Hannah ‘ROWING & ROMANCE SAVED ME!’

When Olympic rower Hannah Osborne won silver in the double sculls in Tokyo in July, all she wanted to do was hug her loved ones. But COVID restrictions meant her family and beloved fiancé, fellow rower Anthony Allen, were at home in Aotearoa, cheering her on from afar.

“It was hard not to celebrate afterwards with them,” she tells Woman’s Day. “I wanted to give them a big cuddle and say, ‘Thank you for being there.’ Anthony has really seen me at my best and worst, with the same to be said for my family and his.”

Naturally quite shy, Cambridge-based Hannah struggles with being in the spotlight.

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Woman's Day Magazine NZ

Woman's Day Magazine NZ2 min read
Nicole’s Golden Moment
She is one of Australia’s best-known exports and now Nicole Kidman has become the first Aussie to receive the American Film Institute Lifetime Achievement Award – and her family couldn’t be prouder. The Moulin Rouge! star stunned in a shimmering gold
Woman's Day Magazine NZ3 min read
Horoscopes
It’s your time to shine! Having this week’s new moon in your sign should add a special glow to your aura. As your centre stage lights up, a series of coincidences could lead to interesting opportunities. If you’re looking for romance, this might be y
Woman's Day Magazine NZ1 min read
Isla’s New Leading Man
Someone’s put to what Isla is going worked together, a smile back on through, and is trying to they have known each Aussie actress ensure that their time other socially for a long Isla Fisher’s dial! on set is full of laughter time. Isla is very good

Related Books & Audiobooks