Australian swimmer Kaylee McKeown has made history at the Paris Olympics by becoming the first Australian to win four individual gold medals, including a stunning victory in the women's 200m backstroke with a record time of 2:03.73. Her triumph solidifies her status as a dominant force in swimming, having previously won gold in the 100m backstroke and now aiming to surpass Emma McKeon's Australian record of six total gold medals. McKeown's latest victory came after a fierce challenge from American Regan Smith, who claimed silver, and Canada's Kylie Masse, who took bronze. Despite her achievements, McKeown remains humble, expressing disbelief at being considered Australia's greatest swimmer and attributing her success to her coach and teammates. The competition was held in front of a lively crowd at the Paris La Defense Arena, further highlighting the excitement surrounding her performances. McKeown's journey continues as she prepares for upcoming events, including the 200m individual medley final.