Considered to be the greatest sprinter of all time, Usain Bolt announced the birth of his twin sons on social media. On father's Day, the Jamaican star Bolt and his partner Kasi Bennett introduced their twins' boys to the world. But the one thing that created a stir on the internet was their names ThunderBolt and Saint Leo Bolt. Flattering everyone with the choice of names for his kids, the Olympic gold medallist has always shocked his fans. Once again, netizens are talking about twins after Bolt posted the family picture.

Usain shared a mesmerizing picture with family featuring partner Kasi Bennett, daughter Olympia Lightning Bolt and twins. He captioned it, "Olympia Lightning Bolt High voltage sign Saint Leo Bolt High voltage sign Thunder Bolt High voltage sign @kasi__b" Check out his post here -

Olympia Lightning Bolt ⚡️
Saint Leo Bolt ⚡️
Thunder Bolt ⚡️@kasi__b pic.twitter.com/Jck41B8j3J

— Usain St. Leo Bolt (@usainbolt) June 20, 2021

If we talk about his first child then, on 17 May 2020, Bolt's longtime girlfriend Kasi gave birth to their daughter. Now, with the arrival of twins, here are some tweets which are trending on the microblogging site-

Listen, when your name is Bolt and you’re the fastest man alive, the universe is telling you to do all the cool things with the baby names. 👍🏽

Wishing nothing but joy for this beautiful family.

— Patricia Gillett (@PattieGillett) June 20, 2021

I feel like St Leo got shortchanged. I know it's Bolt's middle name but Lightning and Thunder, then St Leo. Feels wrong

— Author Sasha Strachan (@sasha_author) June 20, 2021

OMG is when the other two pop up??? Beautiful family 😍😍😍. Happy Father’s Day Bolt

— Gerro 🤪🇯🇲 (@GerroKing) June 20, 2021

A family of bolts…Issa thunderstorm lol don’t drag me

— Nikkiforeal (@DRealNikkiM) June 20, 2021

An eight-time Olympic gold medallist, Bolt is the only sprinter to win Olympic 100 m and 200 m titles at three consecutive Olympics (2008, 2012 and 2016). He also won two 4 × 100 relay gold medals. He gained worldwide fame for his double sprint victory in world record times at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, which made him the first person to hold both records since fully automatic time became mandatory.