Tom Daley is a British diver, media personality, and YouTuber who goes under the moniker Thomas Robert Daley. Daley competes in synchronized and team events on the 10m platforms. He has won two world titles and an Olympic gold medal. He began scuba diving at a very young age. He has medaled in multiple competitions as a junior. He’s also the youngest medalist in senior events, breaking multiple records. He won his first Olympic gold medal in the men’s synchronized 10 m platform at the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, among several other gold medals. He has received numerous prizes and honours for his exploits, including three BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year awards. He is also a YouTuber and an LGBT rights activist in addition to his professional career.

What is Tom Daley Net Worth?

Tom Daley makes a living as a professional athlete. He is one of Britain’s most accomplished divers. He began his diving career at an early age and went on to win a number of titles, including an Olympic gold medal. In the 10m platform, he competes. Prize money, bonuses, sponsorships, and endorsements are all sources of revenue for him. He is an Adidas athletic ambassador. His net worth is currently believed to be at $4 million.

What is Tom Daley Famous For?

• World champion on two occasions.
• At the 2020 Summer Olympics, he won his first Olympic gold medal.

Where is Tom Daley From?

On May 21, 1994, Tom Daley was born. Thomas Robert Daley is his given name. His hometown is Plymouth, England in the United Kingdom, where he was born. He was born in the United Kingdom and is a British citizen. His father, Robert Daley, and mother, Debbie Selvester, gave birth to him. William and Ben are his two brothers. He is of mixed ancestry and follows the Christian faith. Taurus is his zodiac sign.

In terms of his schooling, he went to Eggbuckland Community College and then Plymouth College. In his GCSEs, he received eight A*s and one A. In 2012, he completed his A-levels in maths, Spanish, and photography.

Tom Daley Career:

• Tom Daley began diving from a young age.
• A diving coach had spotted him. He began taking regular diving lessons after that.
• In the 2003 National Novice Championships, he competed for the first time. In the 8/9-year-old boys’ category, he earned a medal.
• He continued to compete in junior competitions, winning several of them.
• In June 2004, he became the youngest winner of the National Junior U18 Championship.
• He met the qualification criteria for the 2006 Commonwealth Games, however due to his age, he was not selected for the England team.
• He was allowed a special exemption to compete at the 2007 Australian Youth Olympic Festival despite the restriction of a minimum age of 15. In a 10 m synchronized-diving final with synchro partner Callum Johnstone, he took silver.
• The Amateur Swimming Association (ASA) National Championships in 2007 saw him win the senior platform championship.
• In 2008, he won the senior British 10 m championship at the British Championships, becoming the youngest person to do so. In the same competition, he and Blake Aldridge won a 10 m platform synchro title.
• On the FINA circuit, he earned a bronze medal in individual platform and a silver in synchro.
• Daley and Aldridge set a new British record by winning bronze in synchro at the 2008 FINA Diving World Cup.
• In March 2008, he became the youngest individual to win a gold medal at the European Championships.
• At the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, he placed eighth in the synchronized 10 m platform and seventh in the solo 10 m platform.
• After that, he competed in the FINA Junior World Championships in 2008.
• Daley switched diving partners after Aldridge was forced to withdraw from the British Championships due to an injury received in the nightclub incident. Max Brick was his first dive buddy.
• At the 2009 FINA World Championships, he won the individual platform championship.
• At the 2010 Commonwealth Games in India, Daley and Brick won gold in the Synchronised 10 m Platform competition.

• In addition, he won gold in the 10 m individual platform event.
• He was nominated for the Breakthrough of the Year award at the 2010 Laureus World Sports Awards.
• For the 2011 season, he was paired with Peter Waterfield.
• At the 2011 National Cup, they won the 10m platform synchronized competition.
• At the 2012 FINA Diving World Series in Dubai, Daley and Waterfield took silver in the 10 m synchro event. He also took home a silver medal as an individual.
• In June 2012, Daley and Waterfield set a new British record by winning the 10m synchro platform event.
• At the 2012 Summer Olympics, Daley and Waterfield were widely expected to win gold medals.
• In the 10 m men’s platform event, he went on to earn an individual bronze medal. Daley and Waterfield, on the other hand, came in fourth.
• At the 19th FINA World Junior Diving Championships, Daley was part of the British team that won the Boys “A” 3m synchronized springboard competition. He also took first place in the 10 meter individual platform event.
• At the British Gas Diving Championships in 2013, he won the individual 10m platform event. He did not compete in the 10m synchro platform event because his partner Waterfield had lost his sponsorship following his dismal result at the 2012 Olympics.
• A series of injuries derailed his 2013 season.
• In early 2014, he transferred his training base from the Life Center to the London Aquatics Center. He also began working with Jane Figueiredo, a new coach.
• In 2014, he hosted Tom Daley Goes Global, a six-part ITV travel series.
• At the 2014 Commonwealth Games, he and James Denny won silver in the men’s synchro 10 m platform. He also won gold in the men’s 10m platform event.
• At the 2015 World Championships in Russia, Daley and his partner Rebecca Gallantree won gold in the inaugural team event category. He also took home a bronze medal as an individual.
• At the 2016 British National Diving Cup, he won both the individual and synchro 10m platform events with partner Daniel Goodfellow.
• At the 2016 FINA Diving World Cup, they took bronze.
• At the 2016 FINA Diving World Series, Daley won six medals (two individually and four with partner Goodfellow).
• At the 2016 Summer Olympics, Daley and Goodfellow earned a bronze medal in the synchro 10 m platform. Due to his poor performance in the semi-finals, he was unable to qualify for the individual finals.
• At the 2017 FINA World Championships in Budapest, he earned his only gold medal of the season in the 10m platform. In 2017, he won four bronze medals and one silver medal in a variety of events.
• In 2018, he took silver in the 3m mixed and bronze in the 10m synchro in Beijing. In 2018, he also won three silver medals in the 3m mixed event.
• At the 2018 Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, Daley and Goodfellow won gold in the men’s synchro 10m platform.
• At the 2019 World Aquatics Championships, he earned bronze in the 10m synchro with Matty Lee.
• At the 2021 FINA Diving World Cup in Japan, he earned his first world cup gold medal. Both the individual and synchro platform contests were won by Daley.
• At the 2021 European Championships, Daley and Matty won gold in the synchro 10 m platform. He also took first place in the individual 10 m platform event.
• At the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Daley won his first Olympic gold medal. In June 2021, the two won gold in the men’s synchro 10m platform event, partnering with Lee.
• He is a YouTuber in addition to his diving career.
• In 2010, he started his YouTube account.
• On his YouTube channel, he posts vlogs about his workouts, daily life, and eating.

Who is Tom Daley Married To?

Tom Daley is a husband and father. Dustin Lance Black is his wife. Black is an Oscar-nominated screenwriter, director, and producer who is most recognized for his work on the biographical film Milk. In October 2015, the pair became engaged, and on February 14, 2018, they married. Robert “Robbie” Ray Black-Daley, the couple’s first child, was born via surrogacy in June 2018. The family resides in the city of London.

His sexual orientation is that of a gay man. Daley made his first public appearance in a YouTube video in 2013, when he revealed that he was in a relationship with a man. He stated that he is neither 100 percent straight nor 100 percent gay when questioned. After winning his first Olympic gold medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, he came out as gay.

What is Tom Daley’s height?

Tom Daley is 1.77 meters tall, or 5 feet and 10 inches tall. The British diver weighs roughly 163 pounds, or 74 kilograms. He has a muscular physique. As a professional athlete, he takes great care of his body. His eyes are dark brown, and his hair is dark brown as well.

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