Usain Bolt welcomes twin sons Thunder and Saint Leo
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He announced the birth on Father's Day
World famous sprinter Usain Bolt has announced the birth of twin sons, named Thunder Bolt and Saint Leo Bolt.
He shared the news on social media on Father's Day, with a lightning bolt emoji next to each of his children's names.
The Olympic champion posted a photo of him and partner Kasi Bennett, with their twin boys and one-year-old daughter Olympia Lightning.
The couple did not say when exactly the twins were born.
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Before Olympia Lightning was born, Bolt kept followers updated of Bennett's pregnancy, however this time around the couple kept her pregnancy with the twins quiet.
Fellow athletes congratulated Bolt on the surprise news.
British sprinter Dina Asher-Smith said: "Omg!! Congratulations 馃槱馃槏 so adorable!"
Bolt is a Jamaican sprinting legend. He retired from athletics in 2017 and still holds the 100m and 200m world records, making him the fastest man in history.
He is also the only man to have won three 100m Olympic titles and 23 major gold medals during his career.
Thunder and Saint Leo aren't the only kids with a name that gives a nod to their parent's career.
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