Sha'Carri Richardson's training partner, Twanisha 'TeeTee' Terry, expressed gratitude after receiving numerous orders for her children's book, "TeeTee's World Adventure." Terry, an Olympic and World Championships gold medalist, was a major contributor to the book.
It's co-written by author Dennis Vanasse and brings exciting and inspiring storylines for the young readers. The book was launched earlier this year and is available on several websites, including Terry's official website. Recently, Terry also began distributing exclusive editions of the book, each bearing her signature.
Several fans were interested in these exclusive autographed books, leading to an increase in orders, and she thanked the fans following this personal milestone in an emotional post on her X:
"I came home to 21 autograph book orders 🥹🤍 THANKYAAAAA."
Terry shared a post on her Instagram stories too, to express gratitude to her fans. She remarked in her story:
"Order after order"
"Thank you all soooo much."

Sha'Carri Richardson and her training partner, Twanisha 'TeeTee' Terry, recently competed at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo. Neither of them succeeded in obtaining an individual medal in the competition, but they joined forces with Melissa Jefferson-Wooden and Kayla White to win the 4x100m relay for the USA.
Sha'Carri Richardson heaps praise on her coach after winning 4x100m gold medal at the World Athletics Championships 2025

Sha'Carri Richardson heaped praises on her coach, Dennis Mitchell, after winning the 4x100m relay gold medal at the World Athletics Championships 2025. This was Richardson's second world title as part of the 4x100m quartet in her career.
Speaking in an interview after winning the gold medal, Richardson opened up about the ability of her coach, Mitchell, to tap into the side of the athletes that most athletes would overlook. She said (via Citius Mag, 00:33 onwards):
"I would say his coaching style is something that all of us have never experienced before, not just as a coach but as a person. He teaches us as people, he teaches us as athletes, and he takes care of everything that you wouldn't even think you need as an athlete. So I give the utmost respect to Green Machine (Mitchell), our coach Chareif (Lewis), and they're always creative."
Despite her 4x100m relay gold medal, Sha'Carri Richardson had a rough patch in the 100m event, where she failed to defend her title. She finished fifth in the finals, despite clocking a season-best of 10.94 seconds, as her other training partner, Melissa Jefferson-Wooden, clinched the title.