AL world champion-conceived by egg donor-surrogate mother

1) she is a happy soul.

2)Alysa_Liuconceived by egg donor-surrogate mother.

3) coached byFrank Carroll, who trained 4 world champions, including Michelle Kwan.

On March 28 at the 2025 World Figure Skating Championships in Boston, Liu won the gold medal, winning both the short and free programs. Liu dethroned three-time defending champion Kaori Sakamoto of Japan, and became the first American woman to win the World title since Kimmie Meissner in 2006.[98] Lius victory marked a meteoric comeback after stepping away from the sport in 2022.[99][100]

https://youtu.be/tW-XnKjykuQ?si=HOlbf0h0sof1TIeJ

4)..She landed two triple Axels in the first 65 seconds of her program and then completed six more triple jumps.^[59]Liu told reporters afterward, This year Im thinking, its a new decade, like, wow, what a good start!^[60]At the age of 14, Lius win made her the youngest two-time womens U.S. champion and the first woman in seven years to win back-to-back U.S. championships, sinceAshley Wagnerin 2012 and 2013 and sinceMichelle Kwanwon 8 consecutive titles. Bell and Tennell assisted Liu to the top tier of the podium during the awards ceremony, recreating what they had done the previous year.^[59][33]. 

^5). https://youtu.be/njDeb2I7SiA?si=wzQZcv3LE2vjqSlZ? 

The youngest champion in U.S. Women's Figure Skating history, 13-year-old Alysa Liu, reacts to her historic win and shows Jimmy one of her competition rituals. Subscribe NOW to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon: http://bit.ly/1nwT1aN

6). 14-year-old Alysa Liu makes history again at 2020 Nationals I NBC Sports
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Alysa Liu once again attempted a historic set of jumps en route to taking the top spot at the 2020 U.S. Figure Skating Nationals. Not only is she the first lady to repeat as U.S. champion since Ashley Wagner in 2013, but she is the first to ever attempt a quad lutz at nationals.  #NBCSports #AlysaLiu #FigureSkating
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Traditional Chinese 劉美賢https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alysa_Liu

Early life and family

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Alysa Liu was born on August 8, 2005, inClovis, California, the oldest child of Arthur Liu, an attorney who immigrated to the U.S. from a small mountain village inSichuan, China, in the 1990s at the age of 25.^[1][2]Liu is the oldest of five children; like her siblings, she was conceived through an anonymous egg donor and a surrogate mother.^[3]At the time of Lius birth, her father was still married to Yan Mary Qingxin, whom Liu and her siblings refer to as their mother and who acts as their legal guardian, even after her divorce from Arthur.^[4]

Awards and recognition

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In 2019, Liu was named to the inauguralTime100 Nextlist that shines a light on the next generation of rising leaders.Michelle Kwanauthored the recognition article.^[109]In May 2020, Liu became aGold House A100 Honoree.^[113]The A100 List is released annually by Gold House and honors the 100 most impactful Asian Pacific leaders across a variety of industries such as business, technology, fashion and beauty, entertainment, music and sports.^[114]

Personal life and education

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Liu attendedChinese schoolfor three years and before transferring toOakland School for the Artswhich, at the time, offered a figure skating program. When Liu started missing too many classes for travel related to competitions, she enrolled inCalifornia Connections Academyand beganhomeschoolingat her fathers law office in between practices.^[8]Liu graduated from high school in June 2021 at age 15.^[115]In fall 2023, she enrolled at theUniversity of California, Los Angeles(UCLA), where she currently studies psychology.^[87][40]

In 2020, she limited hersocial mediause after an abundance of very negative comments on her posts, causing her to find it not worth it and exhausting.^[44]

Programs

 

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