Suni Lee clinches another Olympic medal as Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes make rare public appearance to watch USA gymnast take bronze in uneven bars

Suni Lee added another medal to her collection when she took home bronze in the women's uneven bars final on Sunday. 

It brings her medal total at the 2024 Paris Olympics to three, after she won gold in the team all-around and another bronze in the individual all-around. 

Kaylia Nemour of Algeria delivered the country's first gold medal in gymnastics, while Qiu Qiyuan of China took silver. 

In the crowd, Lee received support from Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes, who made a rare public appearance to cheer her on. 

The couple cut a casual figure with the Barbie actor donning an Olympics baseball cap while the Ghost Rider star wore a pair of dark shades. 

Suni Lee took home a bronze medal in the women's uneven bars final on Sunday

Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes made a rare public appearance to cheer her on in Paris

Today host Hoda Kotb was also seen cheering for the 21-year-old alongside her family and friends. 

The group leapt to their feet at the conclusion of Lee's flawless routine, which earned a score of 14.8. 

Her teammates, including superstar Simone Biles, were also on hand to cheer her on as she earned the same medal she took home at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 for the uneven bars event.  

The athlete recently reflected on her journey to the Games after being diagnosed with two rare kidney illnesses that kept her away from competing, and severely affected her physical and mental health.

'From being told that i would never be able to do gymnastics again to winning my 5th olympic medal!' Lee wrote on Instagram on Friday.

It marks Lee's third medal in Paris, and the sixth of her impressive Olympic career

Lee recently reflected on her journey to the Games after suffering a two kidney diseases 

'This medal goes deeper than gymnastics,' she added. 

'i can't even begin to express how much my health has taken away from me & the strength it has taught me, so to be here is the greatest achievement of all. grateful for the opportunity to be able to represent team USA at my second olympic games! thank you for all the support.'

As impressive as her performances have been over the past week, it's been made all the more impressive given she was 'rotting in bed,' just one year ago. 

'We didn't even think I'd be here,' she told reporters after the Olympic trials.

'Everything has been hitting me like a freaking roller coaster. I haven't stopped crying since, and I'm so happy because there were many times I thought about quitting and walking away from this sport because I didn't think I'd ever get to this point,' she went on. 

'I wanted to just prove to myself that I could do it, because I didn't think that I could.'