Lilah Fear

British ice dancer

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I can't believe it happened, I am replaying it in my head and it's just such a shame. I don't really have the words yet. it will take me some time to process."
I also think that it's the experience that we needed, because it was a huge crowd, it was a lot of emotion and energy, and the Olympics is going to be like that. We know what we need to work on in terms of handling that, and we're ready to get back to work.”
It was such a special week — from the moment that we arrived back in the UK we could see ourselves on lampposts and banners, and it was just this really celebratory occasion, and we felt so much pride to represent Great Britain in Great Britain. It's something that I think is a once in a career opportunity on this scale. We just wanted to do performances that showed our gratitude to have this opportunity and do ourselves proud.”
First and foremost we really want to enjoy ourselves because that always helps us perform our best. Our first Games wasn't quite the full Olympic experience, shared with family and friends, and that's something that we're really ready to embrace.”
Their creativity — they did things that had never been done before. We seek to do the same. We have a lot of unique choreography, we always try to innovate in our craft and be as creative as we can and show our personalities.”
We're like, actually, no, we want this. It's so much love and support, let's embrace it and use it to lift us up.”

Earlier

<a href="https://www.skysports.com/live-blog/15234/13502613/winter-olympics-2026-live-milan-cortina-news-schedule-updates-latest-results-todays-events-as-team-gb-aim-for-record-breaking-medal-haul">Winter Olympics live: See how British hopes are faring</a>

Sky Newsnews.sky.com/story/winter…

Ice dancers Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson are in the hunt for a first British figure skating medal in three decades, after finishing fourth in Monday’s rhythm dance

The Independentindependent.co.uk/sport/winter…