OLYMPIC hero Sir Mo Farah has revealed that his real name is Hussein Abdi Kahin.
Farah is a four-time Olympic champion and six-time world champion wins, and he has had wife Tania by his side the whole time.
Tania met the future Olympian when they were students at a west London university.
She keeps a low profile, but told The Telegraph she misses Mo when he’s training away from home.
She said: “It’s hard but it’s something that we’ve had to cope with since we first got together really.
“Mo was going away a lot from day one, so I had to get used to that pretty quickly.”
The couple married in 2010, celebrating with a lavish wedding in Richmond.
Paula Radcliffe, Steve Cram and Jo Pavey were just some of the big names in attendance.
Due to Farah’s training, they used to live in their adopted home of Portland, Oregon.
Tania opened a “royal-theme”‘ luxury spa in Portland, named the British Manor Spa in May 2017.
But they have since moved back to London.
Mo with daughter Rhianna, wife Tania, and twin daughters Aisha and AmaniSir Mo revealed on Monday he was brought to the UK as a nine-year-old under illegal circumstances by a woman he did not know.
His father was killed in Civil War in Somaliland and his mother has never visited the UK.
He told the BBC: “For years I just kept blocking it out,” the Team GB athlete says. But you can only block it out for so long.”
The couple have a pair of twins – Aisha and Amani – born shortly after Farah’s twin triumph at London 2012, and a boy named Hussein in 2015.
Tania has another daughter named Rhianna, who Mo has raised since she was a toddler.
Mo traditionally celebrates his victories trackside with daughter Rhianna and Tania.
Speaking at the time of the twins’ birth, Tania said: “It’s like a fairy tale. We couldn’t ask for anything more.”
