
Olympic Skier Gus Kenworthy Engaged After Surprise Proposal
Olympic silver medalist Gus Kenworthy proposed to his boyfriend Andrew Rigby on a clifftop in Spain, complete with margaritas and a boat full of celebrating friends. The romantic surprise caps off a two-year love story that started at a birthday party in Mexico.
Olympic freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy just turned a vacation into the adventure of a lifetime when he proposed to fashion executive Andrew Rigby on the coast of Mallorca, Spain.
The 34-year-old silver medalist planned every detail of the August proposal. He whisked Rigby away on a private boat to a secluded island, telling him they were going on "a little adventure."
At the top of the cliffs, a picnic blanket waited with a pitcher of margaritas made extra sweet, just the way Rigby likes them. That's where Kenworthy got down on one knee.
"I thought this was just a relaxing vacation," Rigby told People magazine. "To say I was shocked was an understatement."
The surprises kept coming. After Rigby said yes, their boat took them not back to shore but out to sea, where six of their closest friends were hiding on a chartered yacht ready to celebrate.

The couple's journey started at a friend's birthday party in Mexico in March 2024. They dated long distance for a year between Los Angeles and Sydney, Australia before both moving to New York together last year.
Kenworthy made history in 2018 alongside figure skater Adam Rippon as the first two openly gay American men to compete at the Winter Olympics. Now he's making memories of a different kind with Rigby by his side.
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The timing couldn't have been more perfect. The couple had just finished celebrating at Berlin Pride and Amsterdam World Pride before heading to Mallorca for what Rigby thought was just a quiet getaway.
Now they're both wearing rings from Cartier, gold for Kenworthy and platinum for Rigby, as they start planning their next chapter together.
From winning Olympic silver to finding gold in love, Kenworthy's greatest adventure is just beginning.
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