Suni Lee and Jordan Chiles Share Hugs with Mariska Hargitay and Trade Pins with Snoop Dogg: Watch
Hargitay gave the girls a warm embrace, while Snoop exchanged pins with the Olympic gold medalists
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From Left: Jordan Chiles and Sunisa Lee on July 30, 2024Suni Lee and Jordan Chiles continue to have a whirlwind experience at the 2024 Paris Summer Games. And fresh off adding to their Olympic medal count, the two gymnasts had a cute encounter with A-list fans Mariska Hargitay and Snoop Dogg.
In a video posted to X (formerly known as Twitter) by USA Gymnastics on Friday, Aug. 2, Lee and Chiles, proudly wearing their Olympic medals, were all smiles and giggles when they met the two stars.
"an elite squad known as the Golden Girls DUN DUN," USA Gymnastics captioned the clip, making reference to Hargitay's longtime NBC series, Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.
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In the video, Chiles can be heard saying, "Oh my gosh," before Hargitay, 60, gave each of the girls a warm embrace. Meanwhile, Snoop, 52, at the behest of Chiles, 23, exchanged pins with the Olympic gold medalists to add to his ever-growing collection at the Paris Games.
Before Lee, 21, won the bronze medal in the women’s gymnastics all-around final alongside teammate Simone Biles, who snagged gold, she and the rest of Team USA celebrated after winning the gold medal in the women's team final on Tuesday, July 30.
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From Left: Sunisa Lee and Jordan Chiles on July 24, 2024Related: Suni Lee Is Headed to Paris: Women's Gold Medalist Named to U.S. Olympic Gymnastics Team
Biles, 27, Lee, Chiles, Jade Carey and Hezly Rivera bested Italy and Brazil, who placed second and third, respectively. With a final score of 171.296, they came in 5.802 above the silver medal finishers.
Team USA previously won silver in the event at the Tokyo and Beijing Games, and gold in Rio and London.
"It was amazing to watch," U.S. gymnastics technical lead Chellsie Memmel told reporters, including PEOPLE, after competition ended. "I know I was nervous throughout the whole competition, but they do their job."
There were plenty of famous faces and loved ones in the crowd at Bercy Arena to cheer on the women’s gymnastics team, which scored gold just one night after the U.S. men’s team took home a bronze medal, their first medal since 2008.
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