Haha!The announcement is probably the new website.
Charlie and Meryl just announced they will not be coming back for the Os on The Today Show
“The mantle of being the first, we proudly wear,” White said. “I don’t want to take away from it, but we did it on the back of everyone else. It was a group project.”
https://twitter.com/NickMcCarvel/status/834400781046579200
"We have the newly-retired (!) @Meryl_Davis and @CharlieaWhite on #IceTalk next week! Tweet your questions to @icenetwork before Friday PM"
Meryl's GoFundMe for FS in Harlem already has raised $2,475 of the $2,250 initial goal (purchasing safety helmets for their Feb. 25 Detroit workshop) with donations by 54 people in 3 days! https://www.gofundme.com/3ej2ca0Both Davis and White are pursuing degrees at Michigan, she in anthropology and he in political science. They laugh when asked if they're on the "Tommy Boy" plan, because each has been attending the school on and off since 2006. Or, as White says, "When Rich Rodriguez was the football coach."
Davis is involved in another project that has her eager to break new ground. She and White were honored by Figure Skating in Harlem last year, and the organization is branching out for the first time — to Detroit. Davis was instrumental in having her hometown selected.
AOL Build interview. This is a good one! I don't hear any regrets, though they must have a few, but mainly they sound like there's a weight off their shoulders. I think we are going to enjoy 'new Meryl and Charlie.'
The interview went better than I expected. But it was quite Tim like in its approach.AOL Build interview. This is a good one! I don't hear any regrets, though they must have a few, but mainly they sound like there's a weight off their shoulders. I think we are going to enjoy 'new Meryl and Charlie.'
They're on board for SOI next year, which is a relief to me since I can't go this year.Davis and White will continue skating together, most notably headlining Stars on Ice both this year from April 13-May 21, and for an extended series of shows after the Pyeongchang Olympics.
Yeah, I do regret that we won't see them going balls to the wall in a competitive program with their new skills (and twizzles!). But I appreciate the sportsmanship of not coming back for more medals just because they can. Now someone else's Olympic dream can come true.entire post