Pregnant Olympians Break Barriers at Paris Games

Athletes redefine the limits of pregnancy and competitive sports with remarkable performances.

Egyptian fencer Nada Hafez competed seven months pregnant, achieving her best Olympic result.
Azerbaijani archer Yaylagul Ramazanova shot a perfect score while six-and-a-half months pregnant.
Experts highlight evolving attitudes and knowledge about high-level exercise during pregnancy.
The emotional and physical challenges of balancing motherhood and sports are significant.
Fans and peers express admiration and concern for the safety and bravery of these athletes.