Adelina "Addie" Hebert was born on July 8, 2002 in St. Petersburg, Russia. In April of 2003, David and D'Anna Hebert were blessed to become her parents, taking her to her new home in Allen, TX. She loves to play with her cat, Francesca and her dog, Daisy. Addie is currently a student at the Allen High School in Allen, TX and will graduate in 2020. Outside of the gym, Addie loves just about all types of art, especially sketching and graphic art, and hopes to follow both her passion for art and gymnastics in college.

At the age of two, her parents took her to a local class for exercise where it was quickly discovered that she liked to tumble. At three, she joined her first Mommy and Me class at WOGA in Plano, TX. The coaches quickly noticed her willingness to learn and she moved to more advanced classes. A move to Eagle's Wings Gymnastics found her on her first team as a level 4. After much success and quickly moving through levels, she found herself at her current gym home, Zenith Elite Gymnastics Academy in McKinney, TX.

In her level 7 season in 2014, Addie qualified to the first ever Region 3 Championships. An injury at the Regionals meet kept her from finishing, but did not keep her from advancing to level 8 where she qualified for the Region 3 Championships in both the 2015 and 2016 seasons. She had a very successful first level 8 season, culminating at the 2015 Region 3 Championship. She was unable to compete at the 2016 Regionals.

In 2017 as a level 9 gymnast, Addie finished fifth on floor exercise with a 9.300 and sixth on vault scoring 9.300 at the State Championships. She qualified to the Region 3 Championships. In 2018, Addie was training for level 10 season but Addie fractured her ankle during the training at the end of February, so She was unable to compete rest of the season. In 2019, Addie qualified to the State Championships.

Addie trains 25 hours a week at Zenith Elite Gymnastics Academy under the coaching of Simona Rytzell (owner), Alex Atamas and Jennyfer Barrios. Her ultimate goal is to obtain a scholarship to compete at the college level.