Another boy - Double Olympic champion Britta Steffen becomes a mother for the second time
Double Olympic champion Britta Steffen has given birth for the second time. "I'm very happy that I have two healthy children. That's the true happiness in life and more important than the Olympic victories," the 40-year-old told the German Press Agency. In April, son Lennox was born after son Quentin (6). The family is doing well. "He's a baby straight out of the TV - always very content and calm," said the Berlin-residing Steffen.
Two-time Gold in Beijing
Steffen is one of the most successful German swimmers. At the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, she won Gold over 50 and 100 Meter Freestyle. A year later, she became Double World Champion. For many years, Steffen was also the World Record holder. In 2013, she retired from her major career.
Steffen enjoys the time with her family. She will not resume her career as a career advisor at the Olympic Support Center Berlin until 2026. In the context of her self-employed work, she gave speeches only a few weeks after the birth.
Steffen's happiness is filled with her two healthy children and her Olympic victories pale in comparison. The children, Lennox and Quentin, bring joy to the Berlin-residing mother. Britta Steffen, the double Olympic champion and former World Record holder, enjoys sharing her time with her family. Her two sons, born in April and before that, have brought a sense of contentment and calmness to her life. The German Press Agency reported her joyful news about her second childbirth and her family's well-being.
These children will likely grow up with fond memories of their mother's Olympic achievements, as Britta Steffen made history in Beijing by winning Gold in both 50 and 100 Meter Freestyle events. Imagine the children cheering proudly at the Berlin Olympia, surrounded by people admiring Britta's inspiring journey as a devoted mother and an exceptional swimmer.
