Paris Olympics sweetheart: Rugby player champions body positivity

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PARIS—Ilona Maher, America’s rugby-playing social media sweetheart, walked onto the terrace of Team USA House carrying a sandwich, the United States’ first ever rugby sevens Olympic medal hanging around her neck.

Sally Horrox, World Rugby’s director of women’s rugby, said Maher is an “unprecedented” athlete who will help rugby grow.“She’s not following anyone.

Maher said she was humiliated by the label, particularly when she turned in paperwork from a high school physical that labeled her overweight.“I was so embarrassed to turn that in and have that written there,” Maher said in the TikTok.“My whole life, I’ve been this way.