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So Olympic figure skater Adam Ripon won the world over not only with a metal-witting performance

at the 2018 games, but also with his disarmingly honest and unfiltered and really funny on-camera

presence, both during the games and since then. And while he retired from competitive skating

immediately after, Adam is really spending a lot of time now focusing on performing

on different stages and screens and bringing joy to people in a lot of ways and what we'll

discover is that that is actually a lot of what was underneath the skating world as well for him.

Adam is now also focusing on being a voice in support of LGBTQ plus rights and advocating

for the freedom to really be oneself to step into your own identity in the world. He has

been named to the 2018 time 100 list of most influential people honored by the human rights

campaign appeared everywhere from Ellen to Colbert and Kimmel and recently released a great

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