US EditionMadonna Sends Good Luck Message to American Figure Skater Amber Glenn at Olympics
- On Tuesday, Amber Glenn returned to Olympic ice to perform in the women's singles short program, the 26-year-old three-time U.S. national champion with a Milan Cortina Games team gold.
- Having secured her Olympic spot in January, she earned her berth after winning the 2025 Grand Prix Final and a strong January showing that punched her ticket, following treatment and a comeback.
- Music-Rights disputes at the Games left several skaters scrambling, and Seb McKinnon said Glenn lacked permission for one track before they smoothed matters by phone.
- Her Olympic bid also presents a chance to break a 20-year U.S. women's singles medal drought, as she is the first openly queer woman on a U.S. Olympic singles team and the oldest since 1928.
- Using her platform, Glenn says she will advocate for LGBTQ+ community and mental health after describing `I didn't want to be on this Earth anymore`, emphasizing sports psychology and neurofeedback.
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American figure skater Amber Glenn, the first openly queer woman to represent the United States individually, received a message of support from Madonna before experiencing a nightmarish evening.
U.S. Figure Skater Amber Glenn Had The Best Response After Getting Surprise Video Message From Madonna
Team USA's Amber Glenn skated an incredible, gold-winning short program to Madonna's "Like a Prayer" at the 2026 Olympics.Glenn performed a seemingly flawless program, perfectly blending personal style and expected technique through her combinations, corkscrews, and interacting with the crowd.At the end of her program, she threw her fists in the air and became emotional, waving to the audience from the ice.You can watch Glenn's short program on …
Madonna gives US ice skater Amber Glenn an unforgettable moment: with a video message, she encourages the Olympic participant to compete.
Art skater Amber Glenn makes a choreography on a Madonna song.
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