Summary
Amber Glenn, a U.S. figure skater, defended Japanese skater Kaori Sakamoto from intrusive media during an emotional moment at the Olympics. Glenn stood in front of a camera trying to film Sakamoto in tears and later stated she would not apologize for protecting her fellow athlete's privacy. Sakamoto won a silver medal, while Glenn improved her standing, ultimately finishing fifth.
Key Facts
- Kaori Sakamoto, a Japanese figure skater, felt regret after her free skate and ended up crying.
- Amber Glenn, a U.S. figure skater, blocked a cameraman from filming Sakamoto during this vulnerable moment.
- The video of Glenn’s actions went viral on social media.
- Glenn stated she would not apologize for her actions.
- Sakamoto won a silver medal in the event.
- Glenn improved from 13th place in the short program to finish fifth overall after the free skate.
