Greg Louganis

“I tell everyone, when they ask me why I dive, I dive purely for my dad,” Jordan Windle proudly said.

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But he proudly posted a photo with another Indiana politician to Instagram.

Nike has never had a problem with controversy. In 1995, the company took on homphobia and fear of AIDS in an ad campaign.

At 56, the diver is still as handsome and talented as ever.

The gay former Olympian says he harbors no ill will toward cereal maker General Mills for their decision to snub him in the 1980s at the height of his career.

“We all have our journeys,” Louganis, 55, told reporters. “Whether you’re gay, straight, bisexual, transgender.”

WASHINGTON — Olympic gold medalist Greg Louganis on Friday urged American Olympians to dedicate their performances at February’s Winter Games in Sochi to their gay friends and relatives as a means of protest against Russian anti-gay laws.

CHICAGO — Dave Pallone, who was part of Chicago history when he umpired the first night game at Wrigley Field, is returning to Chicago to take part in another chapter of American sports history: His inclusion in the inaugural class of what organizers say is the first-of-its-kind National Gay & Lesbian Sports Hall of Fame.

Former Olympic diving champion Greg Louganis announced he plans to marry this fall. People magazine says the 53-year-old Louganis will marry paralegal Johnny Chaillot.