Jessica Long is happily Dating, meet her Boyfriend and also know about her Career and Net worth

Jessica Long despite being disabled has an amazing career and also an amazing life with long time boyfriend Lucas Winters.

Jessica Long is the Russian-born United States Paralympic swimmer winning 23 medals so far. Over four Summer Paralympics, she holds several world records and has won multiple gold medals.

Jessica surely has an amazing career with equally fascinating personal life. To know more about her personal affairs, boyfriend, and career stay with us!!!!

Jessica Long: Her dating life and boyfriend             

She is in a relationship with a handsome man named Lucas. The couple is together for many years and Jessica being differently able does not bother Lucas. Stories like this always inspire us.....right guys....   

As much as we love them together they live a very private life and does not share their personal affairs to the world.    

She was seen very happy and excited during the Rio Olympics since her boyfriend was there to cheer her. She feels so lucky to have him. Look what she said about her man:

"With [a boyfriend with]the last name like Winters, I just can’t lose!"

She's fond of Winter's bun; as he was about to cut the bun in the month of November 2016, here's how she reacted to it: 

My boyfriend Lucas wants to cut his manbun ???? I think he should keep it. I need your help. #savethebun

— Jessica Long (@JessicaLong) November 30, 2016

We can see the happy couple in deep love and affection in many of Jessica's Instagram posts.

 

Smooches in a vineyard ??#myguy

A post shared by Jessica Long (@jessicatatianalong) on Aug 6, 2017 at 9:15am PDT

The athlete never misses a single chance to take a snap with the handsome heartthrob and shares it with the fans. Such an adorable couple!!!! 

 

Slay. Bae. Pray. #manbunstrong

A post shared by Jessica Long (@jessicatatianalong) on Sep 26, 2016 at 11:09am PDT

Jessica Long: See Her Career and Net Worth

Jessica was selected as Maryland Swimming's 2003 Female Swimmer of the Year with a Disability. She participated at the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens, Greece, winning three gold medals in swimming at the age of 12.

 

This is the first picture of four of my Paralympic gold medals, one from each of the Games I competed in, all together; from 2004 to 2016. This makes me so, so proud. These medals represent hours upon hours of hard work, in and out of the pool. They represent tough set after tough set, sacrificing late nights for early mornings, tears, sweat, and days it all seemed impossible. They also represent the people who believed and invested in me. I wouldn't have gotten here without my family and coaches, and I'm forever grateful for their endless support. It took me too many years to realize these medals don't define me; win or lose. Don't get me wrong, they are pretty and I aimed for them everyday and am so proud, but they don't define who I am as a person. You can't replace character. You can't find your value in material things and earthly accomplishments. What it comes down to is the love I still have for the sport. So here's to 3 more years of training. Here's to more sacrifices. Here's to the people who support me. But ultimately, here's to the God who stands by my side and calls me HIS no matter what happens. Here's to the final race. Tokyo, I'm coming for you!

A post shared by Jessica Long (@jessicatatianalong) on Aug 18, 2017 at 5:23am PDT

She is a four time Paralympian(2004.2006, 2012, and 2016) 23-time medalist with 13 gold, 6 silver, and 4 bronze altogether being the second-most decorated Paralympian in U.S. history.

 

Finally. It took 10 days, but I earned my gold medal. What a way to end my Paralympic journey in Rio. Nothing compares to this feeling. #alltheglorytogod #feeling23

A post shared by Jessica Long (@jessicatatianalong) on Sep 17, 2016 at 6:41pm PDT

Similarly, in 2006 International Paralympic Committee (IPC) in Durban, South Africa she won nine gold medals in seven individual medleys and two relays.

She was also honored as the U.S. Olympic Committee's 2006 Paralympian of the year and Swimming World Magazine's 2006 Disabled Swimmer of the Year. 

She has an estimated net worth of about 0.2 million Euro as of 2017.

Quick Facts about Jessica Long

• Born on 29 February 1992 in Bratsk, Russia.
• Was adopted at the age of 13 months by a couple in Baltimore.
• Because of fibular hemimelia, her lower legs were amputated when she was 18 months.
• Learned walking with her prostheses.
• Was also involved in gymnastics, cheerleading, ice skating, biking, trampoline, and rock climbing.
• Began swimming in her grandparents' pool before joining the competitive team in 2002.
• She met her Syberian mom in December 2013. Her parents gave her up for adoption as teenagers as they couldn't cope with a child from such physical handicaps.

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