Tori Bowie, an accomplished American sprinter, who won three Olympic medals and was a former 100m world champion, has passed away at the age of 32.

She had won the 4x100m relay gold at the Rio Olympics in 2016, and also secured a silver medal in the 100m and a bronze medal in the 200m.

In 2017, she claimed the global title over 100m at the World Championships held in London, and won the relay gold as well. Her untimely demise has left the athletics world in shock and mourning.

The news of Bowie's death was confirmed on Instagram by World Athletics, expressing their deep sorrow over the loss of the talented athlete.

Bowie's agent, Icon Management, also expressed their grief over the loss of their client and a dear friend, daughter, and sister. They paid tribute to her as a champion and a "beacon of light that shined so bright," and extended their heartfelt condolences to Bowie's family and friends.

Bowie had a successful career as a sprinter and was known for her explosive speed and determination on the track. Her contributions to the sport of athletics have been widely acknowledged, and her untimely passing has left a void in the world of sports.

Fans, fellow athletes, and admirers from all over the world have been expressing their condolences and sharing their memories of Bowie on social media.

Tori Bowie's death has once again brought to the forefront the importance of cherishing every moment of our lives and celebrating the achievements of those around us. She will always be remembered for her outstanding performance on the track and the positive impact she had on the world of sports.