Anthony Edwards' girlfriend, posts a cute photo of her daughter biting gold medal

Jeanine Robel, the girlfriend and mother of Anthony Edwards's child, posted a sweet photo of her daughter on her official Instagram story. Biting the Olympic gold medal her father won, Aislynn J. Edwards, the baby, was seen during the 2024 Paris Games.

Robel posted a video of herself meeting the Minnesota Timberwolves player on her previous story, which she uploaded after the gold medal game. Reaching through the crowd, Anthony Edwards holds his daughter in his arms. After a quick kiss, Robel and Edwards part ways and head out the door.

The Minnesota Timberwolves standout was a key member of the USA Men's National Basketball Team's Olympic campaign. Unlike Tyrese Haliburton, who saw almost little playing time throughout the tournament, head coach Steve Kerr made a lot of Anthony Edwards in his rotation.

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Minnesota Timberwolves star reacted to the coach's trust with outstanding athleticism and enthusiasm. He was a terrific two-way player throughout the competition, demonstrating that he could be devastating on both attack and defence. Edwards led the team in thefts, averaging 1.6 per game, and was also a strong scorer, scoring 12.8 points per game with an average game time of 16.3 minutes.

Jeanine Robel joined his partner Anthony Edwards in Paris, France, for his Olympic quest with the United States Men's National Basketball Team. During her stay in France, she made the most of it by taking a short journey with her daughters, Krue and Aislynn. The social media influencer shared photos and videos from her excursion on Instagram.

She also toured the city with a baby

Robel donned a candy-pink jumpsuit as she held her daughter and hugged her son from the side. The photo's background showed a breathtaking vista of the Eiffel Tower beneath a foggy sky. In the following story, she shared a photo of the Arc de Triomphe.

The monument in the picture is a well-known tourist attraction that is dedicated to honouring those who lost their lives during the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars. Within the description of the Arc, walls are listed the names of the French generals and others who contributed to the victories.