Helen Glover, alongside teammates Esme Booth, Samantha Redgrave, and Rebecca Shorten, secured a silver medal for Great Britain in the women's coxless four at the Paris 2024 Olympics, narrowly missing gold by just 0.18 seconds against the Netherlands. This achievement marks Glover's third Olympic medal, making her the first British mother of three to win an Olympic medal in any sport, following her two golds in previous Games. The race was tightly contested, with the British crew battling neck and neck with the Dutch team, ultimately falling short in a dramatic finish. Earlier, Team GB also claimed bronze in the women's double sculls, highlighting a strong performance in rowing overall. Glover emphasized the importance of normalizing motherhood in sports, advocating for support and encouragement for mothers returning to competitive activities. Her journey reflects both personal sacrifices and the evolution of women's roles in athletics, as she aims to inspire fellow mothers.