Swimmer le Clos says his home was destroyed in a fire while he was at the Commonwealth Games
Read our Privacy notice Olympic champion swimmer Chad le Clos says his home in South Africa was destroyed in a fire a day after he became the most decorated athlete ever at the Commonwealth Games. Le Clos said in a post on his Instagram account on Tuesday that his apartment in Cape Town was one of several in the block to be gutted in a fire on July 30 while he was at the games in Glasgow, Scotland. Glasgow was his fifth Commonwealth Games, and he has said he plans to compete at the 2028...
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