Brazilian student Jady Duarte, 20, has revealed all about their night together in Rio – and now Usain’s girlfriend has reacted online.
Usain Bolt’s girlfriend has reacted to his night of passion with a Brazilian student, and near-constant wild nights out with a bevy of beauties since finishing the Olympics.
Model Kasi Bennett, 26, who he refers to as his ‘First Lady’, has remained silent on claims her man has cheated following his victory at the Games.
But now she appears to have thrown serious shade online, by liking a series of cutting comments from fans, and memes online hitting out at the star.
The brunette beauty liked an Instagram meme showing her and Brazilian Jady Duarte pictured side by side with the caption: ”When you girl is Selfridges, and you cheat on her with Primark.”
Jamaican superstar, Usain Bolt, has fired an early warning to rivals ahead of the Rio Olympics with a by clinching gold in the London Anniversary Games.
The 29’year-old eased home inside the new Olympic Stadium in England with scary time of 19.08 seconds to lay the gauntlet ahead of his title defense.
The six-time Olympic Gold medalist breezed past Panama’s Alonso Edward and Great Britain’s Adam Gemil to the ultimate trophy at the new West Ham stadium in London.
The celebrated athlete missed the Jamaican trials earlier this month due to injury fears, but a quick return to the lanes will come as good news to the Olympics family.
Bolt’s own personal record of 19.19 seconds remains a global record but his current form could again smash the figures when the Rio 200m grand finale kicks off.
The reigning Olympic champion in the sprints, has won every single 200m global race since 2008 including gold medals in Beijing and London.
Olympic sprinting legend Usain Bolt insists he has no fitness problems after a recent hamstring injury scare.
The 29-year-old pulled out of the 100m final at the Jamaican Olympic trials, but will race in his first 200m of the season in London on Friday.
“My hamstring is good. I have no issue right now,” Bolt said.
“I had a strain. If I’d competed I probably would have torn my hamstring really bad, but I was never really worried. I know I’m in good shape.”
Bolt will return to the Olympic Stadium in East London, scene of his three gold medals at the London 2012 Games, in his final competitive race at the Anniversary Games before he attempts the “triple triple” of 100m, 200m and 4x100m Olympic golds in Rio next month.
“I’m here to win,” he said. “I’m always excited to be here and it is going to be a lot of fun.
“I needed a 200 race. I hadn’t run all season, so I’m happy to run my first one here.”
Asked about his rivalry with American Justin Gatlin, whom he beat in both the 100m and 200m at last year’s world championships, Bolt said: “I am definitely a tough competitor.
“Last year, Gatlin was just not ready, it was the first time he was being chased, he was usually the one winning by far, but he had a tough competitor and it was hard for him. This year, I am in much better shape so I won’t leave it to the last second.”
Bolt won the 200m in 19.55 seconds in Beijing last year, and asked if he could beat his 2009 world record of 19.19 in Rio, he said: “It’s possible.
“I’m happy I didn’t get a really bad setback this season and I think the competition of the 100m will help my focus in trying to break the 200m record.”
Meanwhile, Sanya Richards-Ross will not defend her 400m title in Rio after pulling out of the US Olympic trials in Eugene, Oregon.
The 31-year-old, who will retire at the end of the season, dropped out after 250m of her heat with a hamstring injury
“I’ve had an amazing career,” the three-time Olympian said. “No Rio. That’s the toughest part. No matter how banged up you are you still think it’s possible.”
Nesta Carter (second from left) and Usain Bolt (second from right) won gold for Jamaica in Beijing
Jamaica’s Usain Bolt could lose one of the three gold medals he won at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Reuters report that the ‘A’ sample of one of his team-mates in the 4x100m, Nesta Carter, was found to contain the banned substance Methylhexanamine.
The news comes after the retesting of 454 samples from the 2008 Games.
Carter, who along with his agent has not replied to requests for comment, will face sanctions if his ‘B’ sample also tests positive for the substance.
The 30-year-old ran the first leg for Jamaica’s 4x100m relay team in Beijing, which also included Michael Frater, Asafa Powell and Bolt.
The team took gold in what was then a new world record of 37.10 seconds, ahead of Trinidad and Tobago and Japan.
Carter was also a member of Jamaica’s gold medal-winning relay teams at the 2011, 2013 and 2015 World Championships as well as the 2012 Olympic Games.
He has not run this season, because of a foot injury, but is expected to return to the track ahead of Jamaica’s Olympic trials from 30 June to 3 July.
Methylhexanamine has been on the World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) Code prohibited list since 2004, although it was reclassified on the 2011 list as a “specified substance”, meaning one that is more susceptible to a “credible, non-doping explanation”.
Sold as a nasal decongestant in the United States until 1983, Methylhexanamine has been used more recently as an ingredient in dietary supplements.
The IOC programme of revisiting samples is aimed at using developments in testing techniques to expose traces of drugs that were undetectable in 2008 or 2012.
In previous doping cases where individual members of a medal-winning relay squads have tested positive for a banned substance, the whole team is stripped of their medal.
The United States men’s 4x100m team were stripped of their silver medals from the 2012 Olympics after Tyson Gay’s doping case.
Six-time Olympic champion Usain Bolt ran a season’s best 9.98 seconds in winning the men’s 100m at the Golden Spike meeting in the Czech Republic.
In his first European outing of the year, the Jamaican recovered from a slow start to win with ease with Ramon Gittens 0.23 secs behind in second.
Bolt clocked 10.05 seconds in his only other 100m of the season – at the Cayman Islands Invitational Meet.
The 29-year-old needed treatment on a tight hamstring following that race.
Bolt has won three 100m world titles
He took a break from racing after the Beijing World Championships last August, where he won golds in the 100m, 200m and 4x100m relay.
In the build up to the race in Ostrava, the 100m and 200m world record holder said his main aim was to break the world 200m record at this summer’s Rio Olympics.
