JESSICA ENNIS-HILL delighted fans as she appeared on the BBC’s Olympics coverage.
Ennis-Hill, 38, will forever be a Team GB legend for her exploits at London 2012.
The Sheffield superstar won heptathlon gold on Super Saturday 12 years ago.
She also went on to earn silver in Rio four years later, and remains extremely popular with the adoring British public.
This afternoon, Ennis-Hill joined presenter Jeanette Kwakye on BBC One’s Olympics coverage.
For her appearance she wore a vibrant red sleeveless shirt with matching trousers.
And viewers watching on at home were thrilled to see her.
One gushed: “JESS ENNIS-HILL HOW I HAVE MISSED U.”
While a second swooned: “Lovely to see Jessica Ennis-Hill joining joining the Beeb studio.”
And a third beamed: “Jessica Ennis-Hill looks soo good!”
Ahead of this summer’s Games, Ennis-Hill spoke to Athletics Weekly.
During their chat, the Team GB icon reflected on how she handled the weight of expectations back in 2012.
She said: “It is an insane amount of pressure.
“You’ve just got to use that pressure and that energy to help you perform at your best.
“I had to drown out some of the noise in the stadium as much as I possibly could because there are lots of thoughts that creep into your mind when you are out there performing.
“There can also be such a benefit when you are the home athlete because you get such a boost.”
