Olympic BMX gold medallist Logan Martin reunites with his pregnant wife and son Noah

He made history as the first ever gold medallist in freestyle BMX after the sport made its Olympic debut at the Tokyo 2020 Games.

So it’s no surprise that Logan Martin received a hero’s welcome from his family in Queensland on Wednesday, after spending weeks apart while he was overseas.

The 27-year-old athlete looked elated to be back in the arms of his pregnant wife Kimberly and their gorgeous two-year-old son Noah, as the trio enjoyed a special moment of celebration in the Gold Coast.

Reunion: Olympic gold medallist Logan Martin received a hero’s welcome from his doting family in the Gold Coast hinterland on Wednesday morning, after spending weeks apart while he was away overseas. Pictured with pregnant wife Kimberly and their son Noah, two

The loved-up couple, whose second child is due in January, shared a passionate embrace before proudly posing with his gold medal.

Kimberly and Noah had written an adorable sign to mark Logan’s return, which read: ‘Our champ comes home today. We call him daddy.’

Little Noah was seen cycling a three-wheeled bike in front of the couple in their sweet reunion photos as the family basked in the glory of Logan’s epic win. 

Cute: Kimberly and Noah had written an adorable sign for the occasion to make Logan’s return, which read: ‘Our champ comes home today. We call him daddy’

Sweet: The loved-up couple, whose second child is due in January, shared a passionate embrace before proudly posing with his gold medal

One night earlier, Kimberly – who married Logan in November 2019 – headed to the airport with Noah to wait at the gates for his arrival.

‘Waiting for daddy,’ she captioned one image, which showed the young tot staring out at the planes in anticipation.

Logan then shared a video of the moment he finally reunited with his wife and son, grabbing his little one in his arms before sharing a kiss with his partner.

Family: Little Noah was seen cycling a three-wheeled bike in front of the couple in their sweet reunion photos as the family basked in the glory of Logan’s epic win

Lovely: One night earlier, Kimberly – who married Logan in November 2019 – headed to the airport with little Noah to wait at the gates for his arrival

Finally: Logan then shared a video of the moment he finally reunited with his wife and son, grabbing his little one in his arms before sharing a kiss with his partner

‘What a special moment and special night!’ Logan wrote alongside the clip.

‘Firstly, it was so amazing to see @k_castel and Noah when I got off the plane and show them my medal and then to be greeted a really warm welcome home by all of my neighbours! THE LOVE IS REAL.’

Logan triumphed in the first-ever BMX freestyle competition at Ariake Sports Park to claim Australia’s 13th gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics.

He wowed viewers with a stunning no-handed front flip in the first run earning him an winning score of 93.30, and making history as the first ever gold medallist as the sport made its debut.

‘What a special moment and special night!’ Logan wrote alongside the clip

‘Firstly, it was so amazing to see @k_castel and Noah when I got off the plane and show them my medal and then to be greeted a really warm welcome home by all of my neighbours! THE LOVE IS REAL,’ he added

The rider later told reporters that he hoped the achievement would put him on-side with the neighbours back home, who were not pleased he built a backyard skate-park to practice his sport.

And following his words about his positive reception from his neighbours, it appears he’s most definitely achieved this. 

After learning of her husband’s victory, Kim spoke to Karl Stefanovic on the Today show about how incredible it was to see her husband land the gold.

‘I think everyone here was just crying and cheering. It was a moment that will never been forgotten,’ she said.

Champion: Logan triumphed in the first-ever BMX freestyle competition at Ariake Sports Park to claim Australia’s 13th gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics