9.2K views · 88 reactions | Father of retiring Australian Swimming Champion Ariarne Titmus, Steve Titmus, spoke on some of the choices and sacrifices she had to make to be the best in the world. #swimming #ariarnetitmus #retirement | SENQ 693AM | Facebook

54K views · 969 reactions | When Tassie-born swimming superstar Ariarne Titmus won a Gold Medal in the Women's 400m freestyle #Olympic final over the weekend no one was more excited than her longtime coach Dean Boxall. Over the years, the 47-year-old has become rather famous for the enthusiasm he has shown on the sidelines. 藍 : Channel Nine | New Idea Magazine | Facebook

186K views · 1.8K reactions | WATCH: This is the heartwarming moment Olympic swimming legend Ariarne Titmus is surprised by her best friend LIVE on Today just moments after touching down in Australia. #9Today | TODAY | Facebook

25K views · 290 reactions | One year ago today, Ariarne Titmus won the second gold of her Olympic debut. ‍♀️磊 Get the story behind the Australian swimmer who took #Tokyo2020 by storm! Discover more epic Tokyo 2020 stories in the latest season of 'Wait for it', narrated by Lisanne de Witte. ⏪ https://oly.ch/3JalvJQ Australian Olympic Team | FINA | Olympics | Facebook

10K views · 342 reactions | Watch the moment Hobartians discovered Tasmanian Ariarne Titmus had WON in the Tokyo Olympics this afternoon at the Optus live Olympic screening outside Hobart’s Wellington Centre!  The Optus Truck will be in Wellington Court (near Woolworths in the CBD and just behind the Hobart Optus Store) for the duration of the games, screening live action daily between 8 AM and 6 PM. | Pulse Tasmania | Facebook

15K views · 94 reactions | Four-time Olympic champion Ariarne Titmus has announced her retirement from swimming after 18 years in the sport. The 25-year-old says it's the 'right time' to enter a brand new chapter. #AriarneTitmus #Retirement #Swimming #Announcement #Olympics | 7NEWS Brisbane | Facebook