After the 2002 Winter Olympics, Jamie Salé and David Pelletier both retired from competitive figure skating, according to PopSugar. Nevertheless, the couple continued skating together, joining “Stars on Ice,” a touring performance of many of the world’s best figure skaters (per the official “Stars on Ice” website), among other exhibition-style figure skating opportunities. Salé and Pelletier were also redeemed in the world of the Olympics, commenting on the 2006 Torino, Italy games. In 2009, both of them were inducted into the Canadian Olympic Hall of Fame.

Souring the relatively happy ending of Jamie Salé and David Pelletier, however, is that the couple divorced in 2010. Since then, both have stopped skating professionally. Pelletier remarried Olympic figure skater and gold medal-winner Ekaterina Goreeva in 2020, and has focused his attention on hockey following his figure skating career, working as a skating coach for the Edmonton Oilers professional hockey team, according to Celeb Hook. In 2012, Salé married former professional hockey player and Stanley Cup winner Craig Simpson (via the Vancouver Sun).

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