
Michael Flatley, the iconic Lord of the Dance, has made headlines once again—but this time, it's not for his legendary footwork. The 65-year-old dance sensation has revealed that his famous legs are insured for a staggering £25 million, a testament to their cultural and financial value.
Retirement and New Ambitions
Flatley, who retired from professional dancing in 2016, has been far from idle. In a surprising twist, he has hinted at a potential run for the Irish presidency, setting the stage for a possible showdown with UFC star Conor McGregor, who has also expressed political ambitions.
From Dance Floors to Political Arenas
The dance legend, known for his electrifying performances in Riverdance and Lord of the Dance, now seems poised to trade his tap shoes for a seat in Irish politics. While details remain scarce, Flatley's charisma and global fame could make him a formidable candidate.
The £25m Legs
Flatley's legs, which propelled him to international stardom, are reportedly insured for £25 million. The policy underscores the unique risks faced by professional dancers, whose livelihoods depend on their physical prowess.
What’s Next for Flatley?
Whether he’s stepping into politics or enjoying his well-earned retirement, one thing is certain: Michael Flatley’s next act promises to be as captivating as his performances on stage.