Michael Phelps Returns to Paris Olympics as NBC Commentator

Michael Phelps is back at the Olympics, but not as a competitor, having retired after the 2016 Rio Olympics.

No, Phelps retired from competitive swimming after the 2016 Rio Olympics, with a total of 28 Olympic medals, including 23 gold medals.

He has been involved in swimming commentary for NBC and has shown up poolside at Arizona State University.

In his own words, "Nothing anymore," but he oversees the Michael Phelps Foundation, which he founded in 2008.

The mission of the foundation is to make the world a healthier and safer place by helping more people learn to swim.

Yes, Phelps has appeared alongside Dan Hick and Rowdy Gaines in the commentary booth at the Aquatics Centre in Paris.

He has also been spotted on the TODAY show, sharing his swimming insights with Mike Tirico.

Phelps has gotten tickets to some of the most exciting Olympic competitions, including the women's gymnastics team final and the men's golf competition.

He has also attended many swimming events, providing commentary and analysis.

Michael Phelps has won 28 total Olympic medals, with 23 of them being gold, making him the most decorated Olympian of all time.

His Olympic medal count is significantly higher than that of Katie Ledecky, who has 8 gold medals and 12 overall.

Phelps married Nicole Johnson in 2016, and they have four sons: Boomer, Beckett, Maverick, and a newborn Nico, who was born in January 2024.

Nicole and Nico are in Paris, and Phelps has been spending time with his family while attending the Olympics.

Cate Campbell from team Australia commented on the rivalry between the U.S. swimming team and Australia, saying that the U.S. team's cowbell ringing is annoying.

Phelps responded, saying that if he were still competing, he'd watch Campbell's comments every day to give him an extra boost.

Michael Phelps' presence at the Paris Olympics is a reminder of his legacy and contributions to the sport of swimming.

He continues to be involved in the sport, providing commentary and overseeing his foundation.

Phelps' foundation has made a significant impact, teaching people to swim and promoting a healthier lifestyle.

As the most decorated Olympian of all time, Michael Phelps' legacy continues to inspire and influence the sport of swimming.