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The US Olympic Committee pays athletes $25,000 for a gold medal, and Gabby has already won two so she will earn at least $50,000. This might seem like a lot of money, but remember that she has dedicated years of her life to training for these games and her family has probably spent a small fortune on her training.
Gabby will make much more money by being paid to appear in advertisements or promote certain products. Her medals will almost certainly make her worth more to advertisers.
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