"I'm not going to get on the ice and strip down naked and roll around," said Wier, a three-time U.S. ice skating champion.
Weir keeps his sexuality private, but his flamboyant costumes and routines at the Winter Olympics in February drew comments about his lack of masculinity.
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Discrimination (GLAAD) launched a protest against the Stars on Ice tour, claiming Weir's rejection was because he was deemed "not family friendly."
The tour and its biggest sponsor, Smucker's, said GLAAD had "inaccurate information" and its show just didn't have room for Weir.
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The tour claims the continued snubs by the tour has nothing to do with Weir's sexuality but rather the lack of available space for him.
Seems kind of odd that they would not have space for a three time national champion even while he was in the middle of his three consecutive US Championship wins.













