Oz swim champ Rice may not party at 21

Sunday, June 14, 2009, 12:36 [IST]

Brisbane (Australia), June 14 (ANI): Olympic swim champion Stephanie Rice turns 21 on Wednesday, but the girl who loves a party more than most, will be restricting her celebrations to a quiet dinner with her family in Brisbane, reports The Australian.

Rice is currently in the US and returns home on the day of her birthday to be with her family.

A big birthday bash is planned for late next month after the world championships in Rome.(ANI)

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