Tom Daley was spotting knitting at the Olympics and fans on social media can't get enough of it.
The British diver, 27, who won gold in the men's synchronized 10m platform dive with Matty Lee, per Olympics.com, pursued the relaxing pastime while watching the Women's 3m Springboard Final on Sunday, August 1.
The sweet moment was captured during the main event when the cameras panned to the spectator stand and zoomed in on the Olympian, Insider reports.
A picture of Tom knitting unsurprisingly went viral when it was reposted to social media.
Alongside a picture of Daley, the official Olympics Twitter account wrote: "Oh this? Just Olympic champ @TomDaley1994 knitting in the stands while watching the diving."
Needless to say, the picture of Daley knitting did not go unnoticed on the social media platform, and at the time of writing, it has been liked over 159K times and received 24.9K retweets.
Reacting to it, one Twitter user wrote: "Very calming. My grandad was a minesweeper in the Navy during World War II. All the Navy men knitted to calm their nerves."
A second added: "Good to see circular knitting @TomDaley1994. Just need to move to double pointed to get more traditional! A brilliant stress reliever in Paeds intensive care for me over many years."
A third wrote: "What a champ! Mixing passions unashamedly… showing that this is entirely as it should be. Anyone one of you judging him are the reason why showing this is important. Because people still have issues that really make no sense [sic]."
A fourth remarked: "Can't guarantee as much excitement as Olympic competition but if @TomDaley1994 wants to improve knitting skills then come to Shetland. We have a champion speed knitter amongst our many talented and experienced handknitters."
Meanwhile, a fifth wrote: "This is so wholesome, I'm obsessed!"
The Olympic Twitter account went on to reveal that Daley even knitted a little Great Britain pouch for his gold medal.
If you'd like to keep up with Daley's knitting, he has an Instagram account dedicated to his creations which you can follow here.
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