Photo: Tayshia Adams/instagramTayshia Adamsshared an update with fans during an apparent hospital visit on Thursday.The formerBachelorette, 31, posted a short clip of herself on herInstagram Storyaround 3 p.m. in New York City. In the video, she appeared to be hooked up to an IV and under a hospital blanket.“Welp I’ve been here since 9:30 a.m.,” she wrote. “What a day.“The post comes days after Adamscompleted the New York City marathonalongside fiancéZac Clark, whom she got engaged to at the end of herBacheloretteseason last year.After the race — Adams' first and Clark’s eighth — Clark shared a loving tribute to Adams onInstagram, noting that she trained through chronic pain and a tight schedule (the star recentlyco-hosted Michelle Young’s seasonofThe Bachelorette,currently airing on ABC).“The untold story about @tayshia is one of humility and courage,” he began. “She would never tell the world how truly inspiring her performance was yesterday at the @nycmarathon but I will.“Bryan Bedder/New York Road Runners via GettyClark, 37, continued, “Leading up to Sunday she did dozens of interviews where she could have talked about her chronic knee/back pain or her inability to train due to her insane schedule but instead she talked about her charity of choice, @worldvisionusa, and how grateful she was for all the support from family, friends, fans and strangers.““No one will remember her ‘time’ but the fact that she went out and ran … this race in 4 hours and 40 minutes,” he added.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.getty Bryan Bedder/New York Road Runners via GettyHe called Adams' efforts “heroic” and said her performance “shows the power of believing in yourself.““I will be forever grateful to have had a front row seat to her performance yesterday, as will the thousands of others who cheered her along the way (the screams overpowered the Pearl Jam playing in my ears for most of the day),” he said. “The world is a better place today then it was yesterday because of you ….. KEEP GOING.“Clark previously told PEOPLE that after crossing the finish line on Sunday, the coupleplanned to spend some quality time together.“We’re really looking forward to kicking back after we get done and really spending some time here in New York,” he said. “With our schedules and how everything’s worked out, we’re just super excited to take advantage of what’s here and eat some good food and explore a little bit and make sure that she really feels like she knows New York.”
Photo: Tayshia Adams/instagram
Tayshia Adamsshared an update with fans during an apparent hospital visit on Thursday.The formerBachelorette, 31, posted a short clip of herself on herInstagram Storyaround 3 p.m. in New York City. In the video, she appeared to be hooked up to an IV and under a hospital blanket.“Welp I’ve been here since 9:30 a.m.,” she wrote. “What a day.“The post comes days after Adamscompleted the New York City marathonalongside fiancéZac Clark, whom she got engaged to at the end of herBacheloretteseason last year.After the race — Adams' first and Clark’s eighth — Clark shared a loving tribute to Adams onInstagram, noting that she trained through chronic pain and a tight schedule (the star recentlyco-hosted Michelle Young’s seasonofThe Bachelorette,currently airing on ABC).“The untold story about @tayshia is one of humility and courage,” he began. “She would never tell the world how truly inspiring her performance was yesterday at the @nycmarathon but I will.“Bryan Bedder/New York Road Runners via GettyClark, 37, continued, “Leading up to Sunday she did dozens of interviews where she could have talked about her chronic knee/back pain or her inability to train due to her insane schedule but instead she talked about her charity of choice, @worldvisionusa, and how grateful she was for all the support from family, friends, fans and strangers.““No one will remember her ‘time’ but the fact that she went out and ran … this race in 4 hours and 40 minutes,” he added.Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.getty Bryan Bedder/New York Road Runners via GettyHe called Adams' efforts “heroic” and said her performance “shows the power of believing in yourself.““I will be forever grateful to have had a front row seat to her performance yesterday, as will the thousands of others who cheered her along the way (the screams overpowered the Pearl Jam playing in my ears for most of the day),” he said. “The world is a better place today then it was yesterday because of you ….. KEEP GOING.“Clark previously told PEOPLE that after crossing the finish line on Sunday, the coupleplanned to spend some quality time together.“We’re really looking forward to kicking back after we get done and really spending some time here in New York,” he said. “With our schedules and how everything’s worked out, we’re just super excited to take advantage of what’s here and eat some good food and explore a little bit and make sure that she really feels like she knows New York.”
Tayshia Adamsshared an update with fans during an apparent hospital visit on Thursday.
The formerBachelorette, 31, posted a short clip of herself on herInstagram Storyaround 3 p.m. in New York City. In the video, she appeared to be hooked up to an IV and under a hospital blanket.
“Welp I’ve been here since 9:30 a.m.,” she wrote. “What a day.”
The post comes days after Adamscompleted the New York City marathonalongside fiancéZac Clark, whom she got engaged to at the end of herBacheloretteseason last year.
After the race — Adams' first and Clark’s eighth — Clark shared a loving tribute to Adams onInstagram, noting that she trained through chronic pain and a tight schedule (the star recentlyco-hosted Michelle Young’s seasonofThe Bachelorette,currently airing on ABC).
“The untold story about @tayshia is one of humility and courage,” he began. “She would never tell the world how truly inspiring her performance was yesterday at the @nycmarathon but I will.”
Bryan Bedder/New York Road Runners via Getty
Clark, 37, continued, “Leading up to Sunday she did dozens of interviews where she could have talked about her chronic knee/back pain or her inability to train due to her insane schedule but instead she talked about her charity of choice, @worldvisionusa, and how grateful she was for all the support from family, friends, fans and strangers.”
“No one will remember her ‘time’ but the fact that she went out and ran … this race in 4 hours and 40 minutes,” he added.
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
getty Bryan Bedder/New York Road Runners via Getty
He called Adams' efforts “heroic” and said her performance “shows the power of believing in yourself.”
“I will be forever grateful to have had a front row seat to her performance yesterday, as will the thousands of others who cheered her along the way (the screams overpowered the Pearl Jam playing in my ears for most of the day),” he said. “The world is a better place today then it was yesterday because of you ….. KEEP GOING.”
Clark previously told PEOPLE that after crossing the finish line on Sunday, the coupleplanned to spend some quality time together.
“We’re really looking forward to kicking back after we get done and really spending some time here in New York,” he said. “With our schedules and how everything’s worked out, we’re just super excited to take advantage of what’s here and eat some good food and explore a little bit and make sure that she really feels like she knows New York.”
source: people.com
