Kristina Knott gets a bit of fun on Instagram.
The 32nd Southeast Asian Games in Cambodia has concluded and trackster Kristina Knott is living it up in Asia.
The Filipina-American athlete particularly had a bit of fun in one bathroom where she felt like the seven-foot-one inch Shaquille O'Neal.
"I’m really 6’3 in Asia," she wrote in an Instagram reel on Monday as she navigated a small bathroom.
The five-foot-six trackster, whose head nearly reached the top of the door frame, told the camera, "Look how small the thing is!" She then reached for the phone to show the small sink, which was just big enough to wash her hands in.
"So tiny!"
Knott has very much embraced her Philippine heritage, and shared photos strolling around a public market, the cityscape, eating in Jollibee, riding an Angkas, eating fried bangus, and a trueborn Filipino classic—drinking buko from a plastic bag.
The 27-year-old athlete may not have found success in Cambodia, but the two-time SEA Games gold medalist still retains the national record for the 200m and 100m dash—surpassing famed sprinter Lydia de Vega by .01 of a second.
"Despite the challenges, it will forever be an honor to wear this flag on my chest," Knott wrote of her experience in Cambodia.
Hope to see you in the Asian Games!