She won bronze in Pyeongchang, South Korea, in the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Who Is Laura Deas Partner?
Laura Deas married her long-term partner Richard Green, with close friend and Team GB teammate Lizzy Yarnold serving as bridesmaid.
Her new husband was introduced to her six years ago by colleague Lizzy Yarnold, who was a bridesmaid at the wedding.
On June 2, the pair exchanged vows at St Mary the Virgin church in Herefordshire, in front of 160 guests, including Team GB colleagues Dom Parsons and Jerry Rice.
Laura, 29, earned a bronze medal in the skeleton at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, and shared photographs of their day with HELLO! Magazine exclusively.
Dom Parsons and Jerry Rice were among the 160 guests who attended the couple’s wedding on June 2nd, 2018, at St Mary the Virgin church in the charming Herefordshire town.
The reception was held at the nearby Hampton Court Castle.
Laura Deas Parents: Who Are They?
Laura Deas’s parents are Ewas Deas and Sue Deas. Though there is not much information available about them, it is sure that the couple must have loved Laura a lot and have supported her to reach where she is now.
She was born in Wrexham, North Wales, and graduated from Howell’s School in Denbigh.
Moving on, Deas competed in hockey, representing North Wales in competition, and in equestrian sports, beginning with Pony Club tetrathlon, where she became team captain and progressed to eventing.
Laura Deas Net Worth: Is She Rich?
As Laura Deas’s net worth is not revealed, as per our estimation, she is worth $1 million to $5 million. She was introduced to the skeleton in 2009 through UK Sport’s “Girls4Gold” talent discovery program, and the following year she was named to the UK national squad.
Her sledge is a Blackrock. Deas won her maiden Europe Cup event at Winterberg in 2010, after finishing third in her previous two international races.
Deas placed fourth in her lone Junior World Championships, which was placed in Park City in 2011.
Meet Laura Deas On Instagram
Laura Deas is on Instagram as @skeleton_laura_gb. Though she only has around 6 thousand followers, she is a verified user.
She joined the North American Cup circuit in March 2012 for two races in Lake Placid, where she finished on the podium both times.
Deas competed in the Intercontinental Cup for the next two seasons, earning one third-place finish and two second-place results.