09/20/2025
The Most Decorated 100-Meter Sprinter in History, also a mom—announced her retirement on her terms. 👑
A reminder that sometimes the plot isn’t perfect, but you can choose the ending.
Looking back, it hasn’t always been this way.
There was a time when women were excluded, unseen, or written off in sport.
Now we’re watching a generation who not only show up—but perform, excel, and keep going through pregnancy, postpartum, motherhood, and beyond.
We’re learning there are no limits. No “expiration date.” No one way to write the story.
And what stands out is that moms in sport are showing us that strength evolves.
Not just coming back, but coming back different.
Not just taking part, but taking up space in the history books.
They remind us: we don’t do it alone. It takes a village.
👉 Someone handling the daycare pickup
👉 A partner juggling bedtime
👉 Friends sending “you’ve got this” texts or memes at midnight
👉 Coaches and teammates who don’t see motherhood as a weakness—but as part of her edge
This is the lesson moms keep giving us:
➡️ Strength isn’t about perfection—it’s about persistence.
➡️ Motherhood isn’t a limitation—it’s a launchpad.
➡️ The cape we wear may be invisible, but it’s real. We ARE superheroes.
It’s messy. Exhausting. Some days feel like a trainwreck.
But moms keep showing us what resilience really looks like—on the field, on the court, on the track, and at home.
So here’s to the women rewriting what’s possible.
You’ve changed the game—for all of us watching. 💥
Thank you Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce—for showing us resilience, strength, persistence, and jaw-dropping speed…proving once again that moms have superpowers. 🧡
👇Tag the mom who inspires you, no matter if she's your everyday ride or die or someone inspiring you from afar—because she’s not just part of the story. She’s reshaping it.
