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Capping off the toughest 12 months of her life with a gold medal in Olympic record time, Kaylee McKeown paid tribute to her late father with a kiss.

Then she could finally let loose. What message might the 20-year-old want to send to mum Sharon and her Olympian sister Taylor back home in Australia?

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Only two words would suffice: “F*** YEAH!”

McKeown quickly realised what she had said live on Channel 7, covering her masked mouth and offering an “oh s***” to apologise.

“Swearing on TV! I’ll have a word to her later,” Sharon joked.

But nobody could begrudge the Olympic debutant her moment in the sun after winning the 100m backstroke final.

Her father Sholto lost his battle against brain cancer last August, less than two years after he was first diagnosed.

“I hope you’re proud and I’ll keep doing you proud,” Kaylee said poolside on Tuesday.

Picking herself up and committing to the delayed Olympics after Sholto’s death, McKeown dedicated her world record at the June trials to dad.

“I use it every day that I wake up,” McKeown said last month.

“I know it’s a privilege to be on this earth and walk and talk.”

A tattoo that reads “I will always be with you” sits on McKeown’s foot as a lifetime reminder of her father.

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Family and friends watched the final in Noosa with a kangaroo named Sholto, a gift from their swimming family, in their arms.

“He was here and she always knows that dad’s watching over her,” Sharon told Channel 7.

Rio 2016 silver medallist and 2018 Commonwealth Games gold medallist Taylor, who burst into tears and was speechless after the victory, paid a heartfelt tribute to her resilient sister.

“Kaylee’s taken it in her stride, come back better, faster, fitter stronger than ever,” Taylor said of the family’s heartache and Tokyo 2020 delay.

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“The hardship’s done. This is the easy part now and she’s up there really enjoying racing.

“This is an absolute testament to her and her hard work.

“You can ask anyone in her training group and anyone on the swim team – Kaylee’s a hard worker, she’ll push herself till she vomits and just an absolute animal. Good on her.”

“He’s just decided that if he can’t have us, no one can,” said Michael Fanone.

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