Allison Holker and husband Stephen “tWitch” Boss flirt it up on the pink carpet at the 2018 Teen Choice Awards held at The Forum on Sunday (August 12) in Inglewood, Calif.
The cute couple stepped out for the annual award show where tWitch was up for Choice Dancer. However, Maddie Ziegler won the surfboard.
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Choice Music Web Star winner Erika Costell, Corinne Foxx and Winter Olympic athletes Chloe Kim and Red Gerard were also seen at the event.
If you missed the full winners list, check it out on JJJ!
FYI: Chloe is in Dolce & Gabbana dress. Red is in Top Man suit. Corinne is wearing a Self-Portrait dress from Shopbop.
Everything is coming up roses for Nastia Liukin at the 2018 ESPYS held at Microsoft Theater on Wednesday night (July 18) in Los Angeles.
The Olympic gymnast wore a stunning red dress for the annual award show, with real red roses in her hair!
“you know you have the best team ever when they show up with real roses for the #ESPYs!” she wrote on Instagram with a better look at her hair. “No words except YOU are the best @carachele @sierrakener…. love you both 💃🏼🌹❤️ might be my fav hair ever!”
Nastia was joined by figure skaters and BFFs Adam Rippon and Mirai Nagasu, plus paralympian Victoria Arlen and snowboarder Red Gerard at the event.
FYI: Victoria and Mirai both wore a Jovani dress.
Red Gerard was the USA’s first gold medal winner at the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics this weekend — but can you believe that he almost lost out on it?
Not because he was bad, but because he overslept after binge-watching Brooklyn Nine-Nine on Netflix!
According to Yahoo, Red admits that he slept past his 6AM alarm for the finals and almost missed out on that medal.
Red had been spending the first few days of the Olympics with roommate Kyle Mack, who woke the snowboarder up at 6:20AM.
Red is the youngest person from the United States to win gold at a Winter Olympics since bobsledder Bobby Fiske in 1928.
Red Gerard is kicking off the 2018 Winter Olympics with a win for the United States!
The 17-year-old snowboarder took home gold on Sunday morning (February 11) while competing in slopestyle snowboarding in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
After falling on his first two turns, Red found himself in 11th place, but on his third and final run rebounded with a score of 87.16, securing him the gold medal.
Red is from Silverthorne, Colorado and is one of the youngest members for Team USA competing in Pyeongchang.
You can keep up with the full schedule of Olympic events here.
Congrats Red!!
