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@coachkatykat …always stunning to see… can’t get enough of you. 🫠

Roses are red, violets are blue…..finish the rhyme.

@Reagan_baby7 Your smile… always your smile.

Be honest… what caught your eye first? 😏

@fansplainme Amazing story. Fabulous storyteller. Thank you.

Olympic Medals Didn’t Save Her Some athletes are great in one sport. Clara Hughes was elite in two — at the Olympics — in both Summer and Winter Games. I’m Kate, and this is Fansplain Me. I break down the most unbelievable stories in sports. Tell me what I got right — or Fansplain me in the comments. Clara Hughes grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Her childhood wasn’t easy. Her father struggled with alcoholism. Her parents split when she was nine. By her early teens, Clara was drinking, using drugs, skipping school — self-destructing. By sixteen, she wasn’t even going to class anymore. Then one afternoon in 1988, completely bored, flipping channels, she landed on the Winter Olympics. She watched Canadian speed skater Gaétan Boucher collapse spectacularly in his final race — pushing so hard his body simply quit. And something clicked. #ClaraHughes #Olympics #MentalHealth DISCLAIMER: We do our best to research every story we share — but facts, sources, and memories aren’t always perfect. These videos are meant to entertain, educate, and start conversations, not to serve as definitive historical accounts. Always double-check the facts for yourself, form your own opinions, and most of all, enjoy the story. Oh… if you disagree or think I’ve gotten it all wrong, Fansplain Me in the comments!

@fansplainme “Competitive DNA” stands out to me. It passed on to Kobe and we were able to witness that kind of greatness again. LeBron’s athleticism is undeniable but greatness for me comes down to who gets the ball and consistently delivers as the clock hits 0:00. Another fabulous post.

Jordan vs LeBron — The GOAT Time Capsule Debate If you could drop Michael Jordan and LeBron James into the same era — same rules, same training, same nutrition, same everything — who’s the greatest basketball player of all time? #JordanVsLebron #Jordan #LeBron #GOAT DISCLAIMER: We do our best to research every story we share — but facts, sources, and memories aren’t always perfect. These videos are meant to entertain, educate, and start conversations, not to serve as definitive historical accounts. Always double-check the facts for yourself, form your own opinions, and most of all, enjoy the story. Oh… if you disagree or think I’ve gotten it all wrong, Fansplain Me in the comments!

@fansplainme @coachkatykat A fabulous story well told. Thank you.

The Cruelest Olympic Story Ever Told This is one of the cruelest Olympic stories ever told. Dan Jansen was an American speed skater — the fastest man in the world — who spent years watching Olympic gold slip away. I’m Kate, and this is Fansplain Me. I break down the most unbelievable stories in sports. Tell me what I got right — or Fansplain me in the comments. Dan Jansen’s journey to gold spanned four Olympic Games. He competed in 1984 in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. He finished 4th in the 500 meter, one position out of the medals. Then, In 1988, at the Calgary Olympics, he was favored to medal in the 500 meters. The night before his race, his sister Jane died of leukemia. And Dan had told her he was going to win for her. #DanJansen #Olympics #Jane #SpeedSkating DISCLAIMER: We do our best to research every story we share — but facts, sources, and memories aren’t always perfect. These videos are meant to entertain, educate, and start conversations, not to serve as definitive historical accounts. Always double-check the facts for yourself, form your own opinions, and most of all, enjoy the story. Oh… if you disagree or think I’ve gotten it all wrong, Fansplain Me in the comments!