The Tokyo Olympics have come and gone, with Team GB taking home a whopping 65 medals.
But the Games were brought to life by the BBC pundits, who provided incredible commentary on the wide range of both mainstream and more obscure sports.
Alongside the Team GB athletes, we hope they are on our screens for many years to come.
So here at My London, we decided to do a little experiment – what would these famous Olympic faces look like in 30 years?
We put their photos through the infamous FaceApp to find out.
Clare Balding
Clare before and after the FaceApp treatment
Broadcasting legend Clare Balding has been on our screens for more than 20 years, and first presented the BBC’s Olympic coverage from the 1996 Games in Atlanta.
The 50-year-old has since covered seven Olympic Games for the national broadcaster, and we hope to see her for many more.
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But what will the Hampshire-born TV star look like in 30 years?
Apart from the few wrinkles that we’ll all get, Clare is still her bright and smiley self.
Her gorgeous blonde do is still as sleek as ever – we can only hope to look like this at 80.
Dan Walker
Dan Walker doesn’t look quite so young and fresh on the right
Dan Walker swapped BBC Breakfast for the Olympics this summer, and we loved having him on our screen.
But sporting coverage isn’t new to Dan – he also presented Football Focus from 2009 to 2021.
But what will 44-year-old Dan look like in 30 years?
Dan is absolutely pulling off the Grandad look!
We have to say the grey hair suits him.
Gabby Logan
Gabby Logan still looks stunning at 78
Former gymnast Gabby Logan is no stranger to our screens.
As well as presenting a wide variety of live sports events for the BBC and presenting game shows like The Edge and Splash! with Olympic gold medallist Tom Daley.
In 30 years, the beautiful Gabby will be 78 years old and, may we say, still looking younger than her years.
In our photos, Gabby is miraculously defying the aging process.
Her blonde hair is still as gorgeous as ever and she’s absolutely stunning in a one-shoulder black dress.
Alex Scott
Alex Scott looks as stunning as ever at 66
Former professional footballer Alex Scott burst onto our screens this summer with her infectious smile and incredible sporting knowledge.
Alex previously represented Team GB at the 2012 Olympics in London.
Since then, she’s become a football pundit for the BBC, as well as competing on Strictly Come Dancing.
At 36, Alex has many more years ahead of her in her broadcasting career, but what will she look like?
We have to say that 66-year-old Alex has barely aged.
She looks incredible as the older version of herself – and still as stunning as ever.
Alex Yee
The 53-year-old Alex Yee could probably still run a decent triathlon
Alex Yee has had a fantastic Olympics and has made the entire country proud after bringing home a Gold and Silver medal from Tokyo.
At 23 years old, Alex hopefully has a few more Olympics ahead of him, but will he maintain his youthful glow.
We have to say that 53-year-old Alex is well on his way to becoming a cuddly grandfather.
The grey hair is starting to show a little bit – but isn’t that the case for everyone at that age?
Kye Whyte
Kye White makes a fine grandad
BMX star Kye Whyte has been one of the breakout stars of this Olympics.
The 21-year-old has taken home a silver medal at this year’s Tokyo Games.
And we have to say he still maintains his youthful looks in his FaceApp picture.
He’s giving us cool Dad vibes with his slicked-back hair.
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