A TikToker once changed his Tinder location to the Olympic village and the results were interesting to say the least.
Every four years some of the finest athletes on the planet gather together to compete at the Olympic Games.
With thousands of athletes all in peak shape and with testosterone and endorphins through the roof, it's not surprising that plenty of stars hook up while staying at the Olympic Village.
While the International Olympic Committee does not explicitly advocate athletes sleeping together, since the 1988 Seoul Olympics athletes staying in the Village have been provided with condoms in order to promote safe sex and prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases.
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Plenty of athletes including former footballer Micah Richards and former long jumper Susen Tiedtke have explained why so much sex happens at the Olympics.
It also appears that plenty of athletes use Tinder to find hook-ups while staying in the Olympic village.
During the delayed 2020 (2021) Olympics in Tokyo, TikToker Reed Kavner set his Tinder Plus location to the Village and shared which athletes popped up.
New Zealand canoeist Lisa Carrington, then 32, Canadian swimmer Katerine Savard, then 28, and Estonian biathlete Grete Gaim, then 28, were among those who were using the app.
The TikTok attracted over two million views, sparking a wave of fans to copy Kavner. As a result, the Olympic Village became full of non-Olympians on Tinder.
Kavner said: "Last night I made a TikTok about changing my Tinder location to put myself in the Olympic Village so that I can fall in love with an Olympian (medalists preferred).
"It got 2M views overnight, which is fun, but now Olympic Village Tinder is flooded with non-Olympians."
As was the case in Tokyo, athletes at the Paris Olympics this summer will sleep in single beds made from recycled cardboard, designed to discourage sex.
Alex Brotherton