Jack Laugher and Chris Meyers have won GOLD in the Men's 3m springboard diving.
Their stunning win - clinched with a final four-and-a-half somersault entry - represents Great Britain's first EVER Olympic gold in diving.
The Leeds-based duo (who are also best friends and housemates) beat rivals from the USA and China - two nations which were firm favourites going into the competition in Rio.
The OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS. I'm proud to see them make history. @JackLaugher @ChrisMears93 #diving #clavados pic.twitter.com/HGoSsyOqJz
— JeJe Laugher (@JeJeLaugher) August 10, 2016
And Jack and Chris's completely adorable reaction to their historic won over hearts on social media: the two leapt into each other's arms and broke down as the significance of their epic performance sunk in.
#HistoryMakers! @ChrisMears93 & @JackLaugher claim #GBR's FIRST EVER Olympic #Diving #GOLD #BringOnTheGreat pic.twitter.com/kacK0qJpXl
— Team GB (@TeamGB) August 10, 2016
And for 23-year-old Chris, who hails from Reading, the victory was particularly poignant: he was given a 5 percent chance of survival in January 2009 after contracting the life-threatening Epstein Barr virus.
He collapsed with a ruptured spleen and lost five pints of blood before recovering with a month-long hospital stay and intense rehabilitation.
