A couple of weeks ago, Aly Raisman accused Dr. Nassar of sexual abuse, joining more than 100 other gymnasts.
Aly responded to some truly despicable victim-blaming, only for her former teammate, Gabby Douglas, to seemingly victim-blame Aly for "immodesty." Gabby apologized after the backlash, but ... yikes.
Recently, Aly Raisman revealed that she was sexually abused by her team doctor, starting when she was a young teenager. The world responded with horror, sympathy, and support.
Except for Aly's former teammate, Gabby Douglas.
Fans wanted to know why Gabby Douglas missed Sunday's VMAs, where her four teammates presented Beyonce with a Moon Man for Best Female Video.
While viewers were wondering where Gabby Douglas was at last night's MTV Video Music Awards, the gold medalist was battling a pretty serious mouth infection.
Gabby Douglas went from America's Sweetheart to persona non grata after some were offended she didn't put her hand over her heart while the National Anthem played at gymnastics medal ceremony.
When Olympic gymnastics gold medalist Gabby Douglas said the first thing she did to celebrate was go to McDonald's, Michelle Obama died a little inside.
Now the athlete is teaming up with the fast food chain, but FLOTUS can take solace in the fact that she's promoting one of its new healthy recipes.
She flipped, tumbled and smiled her way into our hearts in 2012.
And now Gabby Douglas ends the best year of her life by turning 17 years old. That's right, it's the Gold Medalist's birthday! Send in your very best wishes to the Olympian now!
Olympic gymnastics champion Gabby Douglas was selected The Associated Press' female athlete of the year for 2012, edging out swimmer Missy Franklin.
''I didn't realize how much of an impact I made,'' said Douglas, 16, the first African-American to win the Olympic all-around title, gymnastics' biggest prize.
The Fierce Five - Gabby Douglas, 16, McKayla Maroney, 16, Kyla Ross, 15, Jordyn Wieber, 17, and Aly Raisman, 18 - appeared at the MTV VMAs last night.
One of America's gymnastics golden girls in particular made her presence felt, however, during Alicia Keys' performance of "Girl on Fire" late in the show.
Olympic team and individual gymnastics gold medalist Gabby Douglas announced today that she will be coming out with an "inspirational memoir," People reports.
The book, My Life as a Flying Squirrel, is due out in December.
Gabby Douglas' road to Olympic glory was far from easy.
The 16-year-old revealed to Oprah Winfrey on Sunday's Oprah's Next Chapter that she was often bullied and tormented - even at a local gym.
