Michael Flatley made millions from being Lord of the Dance... but has his addiction to high living wiped out his fortune? ○
found
a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
You are not logged in so some information on this page has been withheld. To see more, please log in or sign up.
Michael Flatley
since
auto-detected in 6 stories
27 days ago
Back in his Lord of the Dance heyday, Michael Flatley is said to have been gifted a £10,000 pair of diamond-encrusted tap shoes, complete with gold heels.
31 days ago
Injunction against Michael Flatley is bid to 'control' Lord Of The Dance stage show as Irish dancer embroiled in bitter court battle with 'management agent' ⊖
Lawyers representing the dancer said the company blocking him from creative involvement with his stage show is 'nothing more than a management agent entitled to a fee'.
4 months ago
‘I absolutely went for it!’: Michael Flatley on sex, swagger, Riverdance – and tapping his feet 35 times a second ⊕
The Lord of the Dance was always fanatically driven, practising for sixteen hours a day in his teens. His body now bears the damage of that era. But he still wants more. He discusses love, passion, p…
6 months ago
Where is Michael Flatley now? The retired Lord Of The Dance legend who once insured his legs for £25million and is now planning to compete with Conor McGregor for the Irish presidency ○
found
a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Flatley is attempting an unexpected and rather more perilous dance - to Dublin, and the highest seat of Irish political power.
7 months ago
Riverdance star Michael Flatley to seek Irish presidency nomination ○
found
a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Plans for retired dancer to return from Monaco for run at post revealed during mansion dispute in court
After finding fame and fortune in Riverdance and other stage shows, Michael Flatley is to seek a…
Riverdance star Michael Flatley 'planning bid to become Irish president' ○
found
a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Riverdance star Michael Flatley is to seek a nomination to become Ireland's next president, a court has heard.
page 1 of 1