Megan Thee Stallion has been making the most of her time at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, giving fans a steady stream of behind‑the‑scenes content. The Houston superstar shared new photos on Saturday, February 21, posing alongside U.S. speed skater Sarah Warren as part of her #MeganTakesMilan partnership with NBC.
“HOTTIE BOOTCAMP WINTER OLYMPICS EDITION,” she wrote on Twitter. “My knees are a MILLION times stronger after this Olympic Speed Skating workout with Sarah Warren. Watch now on my @youtube hottiessss.”
In the photos, Megan rocks a sleek Team USA‑inspired outfit — fitted leggings, a matching top, and a jacket — showing off both her curves and her athletic progress. Fans praised the look instantly, and with the Olympics nearing their end, more content from her Milan adventures is almost guaranteed.
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But while she’s thriving overseas, Megan has also found herself in the middle of some online drama. DJ Vlad recently posted a satirical tweet poking fun at conspiracy theories claiming Jay‑Z and Roc Nation manipulated the Tory Lanez case in her favor. No one directly involved has addressed the joke, but fans continue to argue about it online.
Another rumor that caught fire involved Megan and NBA star Klay Thompson. Speculation about a breakup spread after fans noticed they weren’t following each other on Instagram. Megan quickly shut down the chatter during a livestream — a moment made even funnier by the fact that Klay had just gifted her a blue Bentley for her birthday. Despite the gossip mill, the couple appears to be doing just fine.
Their relationship has become a fan favorite, especially with their shared love of working out together. Judging by Megan’s latest Olympic‑themed photos, that gym time is paying off.
As the Winter Games wind down, Megan still has plenty of Milan content to share, giving fans a closer look at her day‑to‑day adventures. And with her growing presence at major sporting events, it wouldn’t be surprising to see her pop up again at the 2028 Olympics and beyond.
