The U.S. gymnast McKayla Maroney had an excellent performance during the 2012 London Olympics, but she is most known online for her memorable facial expression after her silver-medal podium ...

Olympic gymnasts Simone Biles, Aly Raisman, and McKayla Maroney are among those who held the federal authorities accountable. Below, ELLE’s profile of Maroney from October 2021. Trigger warning ...

Former US gymnast McKayla Maroney revealed a slew of disturbing details involving sicko sports doctor Larry Nassar — including how he sexually abused her and lied to her coach about her broken ...

McKayla Maroney was an instrumental part of the U.S. Olympic gymnastic team's 2012 gold-medal team, and was a prominent figure in the world gymnastics community between 2010-2013. She announced ...

At the 2012 London Olympics, McKayla Maroney first made headlines for her near-perfect Amanar vault at the team final competition for women’s artistic gymnastics. Her block off the vault table ...

McKayla Maroney is on Simone Biles’ side. The retired athlete hilariously reacted to Biles and her teammates winning gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics after MyKayla Skinner claimed they lacked ...

But former Team USA star and 2012 gold medalist Maroney has now taken sides with Biles as she took to Instagram to offer her own opinion. 'It doesn't get more iconic than this,' Maroney wrote on ...

But for Olympic gold medalist McKayla Maroney, this doesn't seem so bad. "No Olympic champion has a face made about them, so it's kind of cool, right?" she said Wednesday at an autograph session ...

Olympic gold-medal-winning gymnast McKayla Maroney alleges in a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles on Wednesday that USA Gymnastics paid her to be quiet about abuse by the team’s longtime doctor Larry ...

McKayla Maroney is recognized for her splendid gymnastics career. However, of late, some are asking whether she appeared on the TV show Bones also? Yes, it was her! She appeared in episode 11 of ...

Olympic gold medalist McKayla Maroney added her voice to the #MeToo movement — saying she was among the more than 125 women whom a former USA Gymnastics doctor was accused of sexually assaulting.