Alysa Liu Reveals If She’d Do Dancing With the Stars After Olympics

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Alysa Liu won’t be adding a Mirrorball trophy to her mantle anytime soon.

The professional figure skater, a two-time gold medalist at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympics, shared that appearing on Dancing With the Stars isn’t her main focus right now, after her impressive win at the Winter Games.

In a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, published on March 16th, she said she wasn’t sure about appearing on Dancing with the Stars. While she enjoys dancing and believes she’s a good dancer, she’s still undecided about joining the show.

Alysa, 20, didn’t seem eager to join the ABC competition series if offered a spot, but she admitted she might feel differently in the future.

“At least for now,” she continued, “that’s my answer.”

The athlete, who recently returned home after becoming the first American woman in nearly a quarter-century to win an individual Olympic skating competition, has been getting a lot of attention. However, she recently asked for privacy following a scary experience while traveling.

She shared on Instagram Stories on March 4th that when she arrived at the airport, a large crowd was waiting with cameras and items for her to sign. She felt crowded and said someone even ran after her as she went to her car.

Alysa added, “Please do not do that to me.”

As a lifestyle enthusiast, I’ve been following this athlete’s journey, and it’s been wonderful to see so many positive outcomes! Recently, she unveiled a new routine set to music by Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress – their song ‘Stateside,’ to be exact – and Zara herself shared the sweetest reaction to it on TikTok. It’s moments like these that really highlight the power of music and sport connecting with each other and with fans!

Alysa recently told TopMob News she was thrilled with the pop star’s video, calling the mention “everything” she could have asked for.

She explained that the quality of her programs depended on the strength of the music, adding that she felt a real connection to the songs.

To see more sports stars who made history at the 2026 Olympics, keep reading.

The Norwegian cross-country skier dominated the 2026 Olympics, winning six gold medals. This brought his total to eleven—more than any other athlete in Winter Olympics history.

The American speed skater won the gold medal in the men’s 1000m race and broke the Olympic record, finishing in 1 minute, 6.28 seconds.

(Days later, he set yet another Olympic speed skating record.)

The ski racer made history by winning an Olympic gold medal. This win was especially significant because it was Brazil’s first-ever medal at the Winter Games, and also the first for the entire continent of South America.

The Team USA snowboarder won a silver medal in the women’s halfpipe, making her the first woman to earn three medals in a row in the event.

She made history as the first woman to successfully land a cab double 1080 during the Olympic halfpipe final.

The 22-year-old is the first Black woman to play for Team USA women’s hockey at the Olympics. 

The cross-country skier is the first woman to represent Mexico in the sport at the Olympics. 

The U.S. curling team won the country’s first-ever silver medal in the mixed doubles event.

This athlete is the first woman from South Africa to compete in the Olympics as a skeleton racer.

An American cross-country skier just won a silver medal, ending the United States’ 50-year wait for a medal in the men’s classical sprint race.

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2026-03-17 23:50