Johnny Weir Raises Eyebrows in Crazy Sheer Black Fit at Winter Olympics

Johnny Weir and his counterpart on NBC Tara Lipinski have been a hit these Olympic Games. While they are no longer competing in figure skating, they are rocking their fits and having fun. Weir’s latest look certainly raised some eyebrows.
Lipinski, 43, retired from amateur figure skating in 1998 after she took home gold in the Nagano Olympics the same year at age 15. Weir, meanwhile, now 41, has been retired from competitive skating since 2013. The three-time national champion never medaled in the Olympics but was always a fan favorite, and certainly knows how to stun with his unique sense of style.
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The figure skating experts have been posting lots from the Games in Italy like their matching silver fits, and their lip-syncing fun.
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Weir’s latest fit causes stir
Weir’s latest black sheer fit is sure to turn some heads as he had some fun again on Instagram.
Weir is always going to do Weir things and fits.
What are Weir and Lipinski doing nowadays?
Besides working for NBC, they both are star in Peacock's reality series The Traitors.
Lipinski is married to TV producer Todd Kapostasy since 2017. Weir was married to lawyer Victor Voronov in 2011, but divorced in 2014.

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