She said that the Olympic gold medalist Gabby Thomas sought suggestions at social media followers, and a group of people followed her at airports in multiple cities.

Thomas was the five Olympic medal winners. He said in a Tiktok video on Tuesday that a group of people appeared at airports across the country while traveling, harassed her, and asked her to sign a bunch of photos. She believes that these people are dealers, but they claim that when she refuses them, they are "aggressive and hostile."

Thomas said, "It doesn't matter what cities." "When I travel to and from Chicago, they are here. When I travel to and from Miami and travel from Miami, they are here. They have my flight information."

She said that these people, about three to six, have appeared at the airport door. However, Thomas said they were approaching her at her meeting or door, which meant that they seemed to have a flight ticket and passed the airport safety.

She said she was particularly frightening when she was traveling alone. She said that they seemed to know when she and when they were traveling and when they were "scared".

Thomas said: "What scared me, even if I don't know when I will fly, they also have my flight information-I don't tell anyone about my flight information."

In Paris last year, Thomas participated in the Second Olympic Games and brought back three gold medals. A few years ago, this was her second and third redemption at the Tokyo Olympics.

Many people discovered that Thomas was a source of inspiration because she participated in a neurological course at Harvard University and a volunteer work in a health clinic in Austin, Texas.

Now Thomas has turned to more than 260,000 followers to guide her to help her feel safe again while traveling.

Thomas said, "I don't know what to do." "Welcome any suggestions."

The commentators expressed their sympathy and acknowledged the situation. The Olympic player Ilona Maher wrote that it was terrible.

Thomas said in his reply to Mach: "These guys have been completed." "Once I figure it out, they will not harass others."

Coco Gauff, a tennis player, said that she also had the same experience.

Gosh wrote: "This also happened to me. I don't know how it happened." "My theory may be someone at the airport reminded them."

Others made suggestions, including contacting and checking her account with the Federal Investigation Bureau to understand any connected applications that these people can access.

A commentator suggested that she report to the local police and airport security to start the record. Another person said that Thomas should see whether these people would scare them.

She shared the answers from two men and a video at Chicago Ohel International Airport. In the video, she described these people "tracking" her. A man pulled the cover to his face while recording, and then walked away.

Thomas wrote: "When they follow my past TSA, I have shot this video." "I will see who I can report to. I will continue to take pictures and videos. This surprises them."