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If you\u2019re a fan of the Olympic Games, then you\u2019ve likely heard the name Missy Franklin<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Franklin burst on to the scene with her first Olympic Games <\/a>in London in 2012 where she took home five Olympic medals, four of which were gold. At the same games, she broke the world record for the 200 meters Backstroke.<\/p>\n Franklin returned for her second Olympic Games four years later in Rio where she won one gold medal. Franklin later announced<\/a> her retirement from competitive swimming in 2018.<\/p>\n The following year in September 2019, Franklin got married to a former Texas swimmer, Hayes Johnson<\/strong>. Now, the pair are parents of two girls.<\/p>\n On Wednesday, July 23, Franklin took to Instagram to share a funny video revealing how much her life has changed since retiring from swimming nearly six years ago.<\/p>\n The now 30-year-old started the video with a throwback video of herself walking out to the pool during the 2012 London Olympics, the video then quickly cut to a more recent video showing Franklin walking out to a public pool pushing a stroller while wearing her youngest child on her chest and holding various floats.<\/p>\n \u201cHow I used to walk into a pool, versus how I walk into a pool now,\u201d Franklin captioned the video. \u201cWhat a gift to experience both of these stages of life,\u201d she added.<\/p>\n Fans in the comment section called the funny video \u201cthe greatest video on the internet.\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cThis couldn\u2019t be more real\u2026 like I remember you walking out and had a bright smile before you swam. Your smile has gotten even brighter though,\u201d another commenter added.<\/p>\n Her husband showed his support as well with a comment of his own. \u201cI so much prefer how you walk on the pool deck these days,\u201d he said, admiring his wife and the mother of his children.<\/p>\n Franklin and Hayes recently welcomed their second daughter, Chase, into the world in March. Chase joins their 3-year-old daughter Sarah.<\/a><\/p>\n\n<\/blockquote>\n
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