Amber Glenn
| Birthday | October 15, 1999 |
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| Age | 26 Years (September, 2026) |
| Birth Place | Plano, Texas, United States |
Biography
Amber Glenn is an American figure skater and Team USA athlete known for combining powerful jumps with expressive performance. Born in Plano, Texas, she has built her reputation through years of elite competition and a willingness to attempt the sport's most difficult technical elements. Her triple Axel work has made her a standout in modern women's skating and helped introduce her to fans well beyond the rink.
Glenn represented the United States in figure skating at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympic Winter Games, where Team USA won gold in the team event. She has also used her growing visibility to speak candidly about the pressure and resilience required in elite sport. In 2026, Glenn joined Dancing with the Stars with professional partner Pasha Pashkov, bringing an athlete's discipline and an established performance background to a new audience.
Glenn represented the United States in figure skating at the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympic Winter Games, where Team USA won gold in the team event. She has also used her growing visibility to speak candidly about the pressure and resilience required in elite sport. In 2026, Glenn joined Dancing with the Stars with professional partner Pasha Pashkov, bringing an athlete's discipline and an established performance background to a new audience.
Early Life
Amber Glenn was born on October 15, 1999, in Plano, Texas. She began skating as a child and progressed through the U.S. development system before reaching the senior international level. Years of training in Texas helped establish the technical foundation and performance confidence that became central to her competitive identity.
Career
Glenn rose through U.S. figure skating with strong domestic and international performances, earning recognition for her high-difficulty jumping content and compelling programs. Her work on the triple Axel placed her among a small group of women regularly attempting the element in competition. She represented Team USA at the 2026 Winter Olympics and won team-event gold. Her 2026 Dancing with the Stars appearance broadened her profile beyond the skating community.