In addition to maintaining their creative partnership together, Meryl Davis and Charlie White have branched out to follow some individual projects as well. Davis is the founding co-chair of Figure Skating in Detroit, an organization that supports young women both athletically and academically. She also serves as an ambassador for the Women's Sports Foundation. "To have women from all different sports coming together to make the world a better place for girls and women who are already participating in sport and increasing access in sport across the globe is such an honor," she told U.S. Figure Skating.
Davis has taken on some other new challenges as well. In 2018, she landed a job with the Olympic Channel, interviewing today's athletes. "As I went through that competitive season, I realized how much I enjoy doing sit-down interviews with skaters," Davis told International Figure Skating Magazine. In 2020, she scored another personal victory, completing her degree in anthropology at the University of Michigan. Davis received the new title of "author" in 2021 with the publication of her picture book, "Moon Walk." She drew from her experiences with her mother for the story (via Twitter).
Around this time, Davis also wed longtime boyfriend and fellow figure skater Fedor Andreev, who was the 1999 Canadian junior champion (via International Figure Skating Magazine). The pair had two ceremonies — one in France and another in Davis' home state of Michigan. The couple is enjoying life together in Los Angeles. "We love hiking, and we take our dog to the beach every weekend," Davis said.
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