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Tessa Virtue's final dance performance included a tender moment with former skating partner Scott Moir: 'Is someone cutting onions?' - Yahoo Lifestyle Canada

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Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir may have retired from competitive skating, but their bond is as strong as ever. On Sunday, Virtue completed her final solo performance of a contemporary dance routine in Toronto's annual Fall for Dance North festival. The 37-year-old Olympic gold medalist received a standing ovation and was greeted on stage by Moir, who presented his former partner with a bouquet of flowers. A clip of the tender moment was shared to Instagram by a Virtue/Moir fan page. Fans of the duo, who remain the most decorated figure skaters in Olympic history, flocked to the comments section to weigh in on the sweet interaction. "Is someone cutting onions? " one fan joked of the emotional reunion. "How absolutely gorgeous and appropriate that Scott should be there to celebrate Tessa," another said. "She still looks at him like that," one fan added. "Partners forever! " Someone commented, while another chimed in, "Of course he was there. They have spent a lifetime together. There was nowhere else he would have rather been! "In addition to appearing in the Fall for Dance North festival, Virtue is set to debut her podcast "VIRTUOSO" in November.

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