Fans have always been curious about Charlie White's girlfriend since the male skater tried to keep his romance low key from the public's eyes.
Many have been wondering about the identity of the skater's lover since he joined the "Dancing with the Stars". Meryl Davis, who is Charlie White's dancing partner on ice is always mistaken to be his girlfriend. The ice partners were victorious in their career as ice skaters even before they won a gold medal at the Sochi Winter Olympics.
Rumors are always set on Davis and White saying that they are lovers since they always share and portray intimate actions when they dance. However, White ended the issue by confirming that they are not romantically involved with each other though they try to look live real lovers and that they are just great friends. There are even fans that are dismayed that Charlie White's girlfriend is not really Davis.
The 26 year-old figure skater is actually in a long-time relationship with Tanith Belbin. The real-life couple was reportedly dating for almost five years now and they were able to manage and maintain their loving relationship despite of the many rumors that links White to other girls. Furthermore, Belbin is not really bothered with all the gossips and according to reports, she is fine with the idea that many people are thinking that her boyfriend is dating Davis.
Five years of being in a relationship is quite a challenge especially if a person's partner is often linked to other, but that is not the case with the White and Belbin. A great part of the success of their bond is that Charlie white's girlfriend has been very understanding with the situation since she was also an ice dancer. 29 year-old Canadian born Belbin is actually an ice dancer like her beau but in 2010, she already retired and is now working as a commentator for ABC show 'Skating with the Stars'.
Charlie White's girlfriend was reportedly very supportive of him. She was there during the Sochi Winter Olympics to cheer for White and Davis and even during DWTS where her lover was a contender.
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