Your Favorite 90s Figure Skaters: Where Are They Now?

After a serious groin injury (yikes) forced her out of the 2002 Olympics, Kwan studied at the University of Denver and was named a public advocacy envoy for the U.S. State Department.

She was a correspondent for the 2010 Winter Olympics. Kwan and Clay Pell, a White House national security expert, were married in 2013. D’aw! She’s also the most decorated figure skater in U.S. history, winning 43 championships.

Everyone wanted to be Tara Lipinski back in the day. In 1998, then-15-year-old Lipinski became the youngest individual ever to win an Olympic gold medal, beating out the heavily favored Michelle Kwan.

She started training for Olympic stardom when she was three years old after taking roller-skating classes.

Lipinski turned professional fast after her 1998 Olympic victory. Even though she suffered some debilitating injuries, she toured with “Stars on Ice” and wrote several books about her experiences.

She was inducted into the Ice Skating Hall of Fame in 2006. When asked about winning the gold medal back in 1998, Lipinski told The Huffington Post, “I really think I was in shock for a little bit because you think about this one goal every single day.”

Harding is one-half of the duo behind ice skating’s most infamous scandal. At the 1994 U.S. Figure Skating National Championships, Harding’s then-husband Jeff Gillooly (that’s fun to say) admitted to hiring a hit man to “whack” her competitor, Nancy Kerrigan, in the leg.

Harding denied any involvement in the scheme, but later plead guilty “to trying to hinder prosecution of the attackers.” She was banned from figure skating for life.

After being banned from skating, the self-described ”Charles Barkley on ice” kept herself busy by releasing a sex tape, boxing for reality television, writing a book about how her ex-husband allegedly raped her at gunpoint, and taking up woodworking.

After being smacked by Harding’s ex-husband, Nancy Kerrigan secured her role as America’s sweetheart.

But she wasn’t without ice skating chops — her teammates voted to send her to compete in the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics, where she won the silver medal.

After all the controversy in 1994 ended, Kerrigan retired and became a professional ice skater.

She married her agent in 1995 and later appeared in the Will Ferrell flick Blades of Glory. She’ll be be a figure skating analyst for NBC at the upcoming Sochi Olympics. Word is, she still refuses to speak with Tonya Harding.

Kristi Yamaguchi was born with club feet and only took up ice skating as a form of therapy. Good thing she did. Yamaguchi went on to win gold at the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France, and was inducted into the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame in 1999.

She also has our vote for best poofy bangs.

Kristi Yamaguchi won the sixth season of Dancing With The Stars, has her own clothing line, and has published four books.

She has a two-year-old daughter, but swears she won’t push her to ice skate competitively.

Before she was even 14, Oksana Baiul lost her mother and the grandparents who had helped raise her in Ukraine.

Nonetheless, she worked her way up to the 1994 Lillehammer Olympics, where she won the gold medal over Nancy Kerrigan, despite requiring stitches the day of the program. Baiul moved the United States, where she developed a drinking problem. After getting a DUI, she entered rehab in 1998.

Baiul sued NBC for $5 million last year, alleging that the network used her name for two TV specials without her permission.

Production company Disson Skating says Baiul gave them ”flaky” answers and was a no-show to their events, which featured Styx and Kenny G. But who wouldn’t want to go to those shows?

Nicole Bobek placed in various U.S. National Championships and World Championships and competed in the 1998 Olympics. But she was most well-known for her bubbly personality and ability to hold her leg straight up in the air next to her head.

In 2009, fans were stunned to hear that Bobek faced 10 years of prison time for her involvement in a meth distribution ring.

After getting five years probation, she’s since cleaned up her act and is skating again.