B-girl Raygun, known for breakdancing blunders in Paris Olympics, reveals stunning new look on magazine cover
Whether you followed the 2024 Paris Olympics or not, it's hard to have missed the buzz surrounding B-girl Raygun's performance in breaking (breakdancing). Despite scoring zero points, she went viral for her not-so-great moves. Now, Raygun is making waves for a completely different reason¡ªshe's featured as the cover girl of a popular magazine, and her stunning transformation has left many doing a double take.
Raygun has graced the cover of this week's Stellar, an Australian magazine, showing off a whole new glamorous side.?
Gone is the Olympic tracksuit, replaced by a vibrant blue dress and strappy black sandals.?
Her hair is slicked back into a sleek braid, and she completes the look with a bold red lip, exuding confidence.
Although the full feature will be released on Sunday, the cover offers a sneak peek of her mindset with this powerful quote: "You did not bring me down. You did not succeed. I still stand by what I did."
Why was Raygun brutally trolled?
Rachel Gunn, known as B-girl Raygun, represented Australia in Breaking (breakdancing) at the 2024 Paris Olympics.?
A 37-year-old university lecturer with a PhD in Cultural Studies, Gunn faced harsh criticism after losing all three of her matches 18-0, with some accusing her of disrespecting the Olympics simply by accepting the invitation to compete.
She was trolled for her moves, which many found amusing and unpolished.
Despite the negativity, Gunn remained proud of her efforts.?
In an Instagram video from August, she shared her thoughts on the experience, saying, "I worked my butt off preparing for the Olympics and I gave my all, truly. I'm honored to have been part of breaking¡¯s Olympic debut."
She also admitted that the backlash was "pretty devastating."
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