U.S. Figure Skater Amber Glenn Makes Personal Admission After Losing Worlds

Glenn had an inspired routine in the short program on Wednesday. She scored a 72.65 to finish third behind the Japanese duo of Kaori Sakamoto (79.31) and Mone Chiba (78.45).

Unfortunately, Glenn was not able to maintain her momentum in the free skate on Friday. She ranked ninth with a score of 130.47. This saw the 26-year-old drop to sixth overall with a final score of 203.12.

Amid the unfortunate news, Glenn took to social media to share a personal update for her fans. The three-time U.S. national champion admitted that she’s exhausted, but Glenn also revealed that she remains proud of what she's achieved this season.

“Thank you everyone for the love and support I'm okay! If anything I'm mentally, emotionally, physically exhausted after a season of extreme highs and lows.

“I did what I set out to do 6 years ago. Land a Triple axel and go to the Olympics and nothing will take that away from me,” she posted on X.

At 26, Glenn is now at the tail end of her ice skating career. She’s spoken openly about her retirement, although she has not yet made any official announcement.