Tom Daley Retires After Stellar Olympic Career

British diver Tom Daley, a five-time Olympian, announces his retirement following a silver medal win in the men’s 10-meter synchronized platform at the Paris Games. Daley, who made history as an openly gay athlete in a sport often considered heteronormative, reflects on his career and future endeavors, including fashion design and family life.

Tom Daley Retires from Diving at Age 30

Five-time Olympic medalist Tom Daley has announced his retirement from diving at the age of 30. The decision comes after a successful career that included silver in the men’s synchronized 10-meter platform event in Paris and gold in the same event in Tokyo in 2021. Daley, who had previously retired, was persuaded to return to the sport by his older son.

Tom Daley Retires After Historic Diving Career: ‘It’s the Right Time to Call It a Day’

Olympic diver Tom Daley, who has competed in five Olympic Games, officially announced his retirement. The 30-year-old British athlete, who achieved a silver medal in the men’s 10-meter synchronized platform in Paris alongside partner Noah Williams, reflects on his journey, including coming out as gay, facing personal challenges, and his future aspirations beyond the diving board.

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