Jessica Fox reacts to her sister's gold medal victory
The Fox sisters are now both Olympic gold medallists after Noemie Fox claimed her victory in the women's kayak cross.
Noemie, who is the younger sister of three-time Olympic champion Jessica Fox, beat out silver medallist Angèle Hug from France, and the UK's Kimberley Woods in bronze.
Following Noemie's win, Jess and their mother Myriam quickly jumped into the water to celebrate her victory at bottom of the slalom course.
Jess then spoke candidly to Nine about her sister's win, hailing the "fairytale ending" to an almost unbelievably perfect Fox family Olympics.
"I'm just full of emotion," Jess said, voice trembling, just moments after climbing out of the water at the Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium.
"And I'm so proud of her, and I'm just – I'm drenched, I jumped into the water. There's so much emotion in this moment. It's amazing.
"I was just screaming. We were both screaming," Jess said. "She was like 'what is going on? What the hell' but she did it."
"She is just so – I'm so happy for her, so happy for her."
There were but three kayak gold medals up for grabs for women at Paris 2024 and the sisters are taking the whole set back with them to Sydney.
As well as coaching her daughters to success, Myriam has an Olympic bronze medal to her name and dad Richard, who briefly bailed on his broadcast duties to celebrate with his two girls, won 10 world championships and finished fourth in the K1 at Barcelona 1992.
"It means that poor dad is the only one without an Olympic medal," Jess joked.
"What a moment for our family. What a moment for these games. You know, for the whole team, we've come away with three gold medals, and that's so special."
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