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约翰尼-威尔今天在推特上写道：“我很伤心的告诉大家，我和我老公分开了，我的心碎了，我祝福他好运。”从威尔的字里行间不难看出，威尔非常不舍自己的恋人，但没有透露缘分为何走到了尽头。 威尔1984年出生，12岁时才开始学习跳跃，在他的职业生涯中曾经三次获得全美锦标赛冠军，两次征战冬奥会，而无论场上还是场下都喜欢女性化的装扮，这也使得本就相貌俊美的他更增添几分妖娆妩媚。 2011年1月威尔通过个人自传正式宣布出柜，而同年12月31日这位花滑美男在推特上宣布与同性男友维克多-沃隆诺夫登记结婚，婚后双方采取联合姓氏威尔-沃隆诺夫。威尔当时说道：“我和他结婚了，婚礼将在2012年举行，但从法律上已经没有问题了，我没有任何罪恶感。” 尽管在花滑上没有取得过于非凡的成就，但威尔却因为自己的特立独行闻名世界，对于公开性倾向一事所引起的轰动反应，威尔如此解释道：“我从来没有生活在‘柜子’里，也从来都没有因为性取向感到过多的烦恼，我生来就是有同性恋倾向的男性白人。” 尽管威尔找到了真爱，但事实上他的爱情也有保鲜期，并且最终与恋人分道扬镳，而这段婚姻仅维持了两年的时间，但对于一向我行我素的威尔来说，不在乎天长地久，更在乎曾经拥有。 Say it ain't so, Johnny Weir!
The former Olympic ice skater and NBC ice skating analyst has filed for divorce from his husband of just over two years, Victor Weir-Voronov.
Weir, 29, announced the news Wednesday afternoon on Twitter: Weir gave a longer statement to "Access Hollywood" saying, "I have been sad for a long time … And unfortunately don't foresee a way to resolve our current marital issues."
"Access Hollywood" will air a new interview with Weir about the end of his marriage on Thursday.
Johnny and Victor married on New Year's Eve 2011 and do not have a prenup. Weir told "Access" back in February that Victor, a Georgetown law school grad, was still in the closet until about a month before they married.
"A marriage between two guys is different than what I imagine a marriage between a man and a woman [to be]," he noted. "I mean, we're both constantly trying to fight to wear the pants in the relationship. It's constant fireworks. It's very boom, boom, boom."
There were, however, signs that the relationship was experiencing problems. Weir and Voronov appeared in court together on March 4 to ask that domestic violence charges against the ice skater be dismissed. Victor told police that Johnny bit him during a disagreement they had at home in January. The New Jersey judge who heard the case dismissed the charges.
Weir's media career has experienced a bit of a renaissance this year due to his over-the-top presence at the 2014 Winter Olympics. Johnny and his best friend, Tara Lipinski, were the talk of the town in Sochi, Russia, not only for their colorful skating commentary, but for having collectively packed eight suitcases of clothing, containing 22 pairs of shoes, 10 pounds of jewelry, 25 blazers, four fur coats, six pairs of leather pants, and nine high-end purses.
As a result, Weir landed a gig as a special correspondent for "Access Hollywood" at the Academy Awards, and is also currently working as a fashion expert for The Daily Beast.
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