Katarina Johnson-Thompson secured her first Olympic medal with a silver in the women's heptathlon at Paris 2024, narrowly missing gold by just 36 points to Belgium's Nafissatou Thiam. Johnson-Thompson expressed immense relief and happiness, reflecting on the challenges she faced, including injuries and previous Olympic disappointments. Despite the close finish, she remains inspired by figures like Jurgen Klopp and her mentor Denise Lewis, and she emphasized her determination to continue competing in the sport. She achieved a personal best in the 800m, but it wasn't enough to overtake Thiam, whom she praised as the greatest in the event. Johnson-Thompson's medal adds to Team GB's tally in athletics, marking a significant personal achievement after her long wait. She plans to take some time to rest and celebrate her success before considering her future in athletics.