Olympian reveals incredible items every athlete gets in Paris 'goody bag' including hugely expensive gift
A Danish Olympian has revealed the items that every athlete was gifted in their welcome bag for the 2024 Games in Paris.
Almost 11,000 athletes are set to take part in the Games this summer, with the majority being hosted at the Olympic Village in the French capital's Seine-Saint-Denis district.
The Olympic Village's raunchy reputation is well known, with former Team GB footballer Micah Richards previously revealing X-rated information about the behaviour of athletes at the Games.
Meanwhile, one Brazilian swimmer has already been sent home from Paris after breaching strict rules around the Village.
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Ana Carolina Vieira was sent packing after reportedly sneaking out to party with her partner in Paris, the night before her country's 4x100m freestyle relay race.
If athletes manage to stick to the rules, they are given top quality treatment at the Games.
A member of the Danish women's handball team, Althea Reinhardt, has now lifted the lid on what every athlete was given in their gift bag on their arrival in Paris. Check it out below.
In a video on her TikTok account, Reinhardt unpacked a black tote bag with the Olympic logo on it, paired with the words 'Athlete 365' in white letters.
She then pulled out a blue Samsung gift-card followed by a Olympic themed travel bag, which included skin, teeth and haircare products.
Next up was a blue and black plastic water bottle, followed by a bright-red flask.
She then revealed an impressive final gift, a brand new mobile phone from Samsung.
The phone in question was a specially designed Olympic Samsung Z Flip6, with the normal version of the phone retailing for £1,049.
Fans were quick to comment on her post, with many impressed with the generous gifts awarded to athletes.
"That phone looks so cool, I've always loved flip phones and that colour is so nice," posted one fan on TikTok.
"I would love to join the Olympics," joked another, while a third added: "Samsung flip is the best gift."
Denmark's women won their opening match of the Olympics 27-19 against Slovenia before losing 27-18 to neighbours Norway.
They will next face South Korea on Tuesday.
Rory O'Callaghan