Fans across social media have begun sharing their heartbroken reactions to shocking body camera footage of Mary Lou Retton.

Bodycam footage reveals Mary Lou Retton’s distressing DUI arrest, showing the Olympian in visible discomfort as she is detained.

Gymnastics legend’s struggles with lung damage from rare pneumonia resurface as viral DUI video shows her relying on oxygen support.

Former Olympic gymnast Mary Lou Retton made her first public comment on Monday since she was released from a Texas hospital on Oct. 23 after her battle against an unusual form of pneumonia.

Mary Lou Retton issued her first public statement on her DUI arrest this week, and she also appeared in court on Tuesday (June 10) to face the charge. "I take full responsibility for my actions ...

The former Olympic gymnast has become the center of attention over the past few months after becoming embroiled in a number ...

Mary Lou Retton is making her first public statement since her hospitalization after suffering from a rare form of pneumonia. “I’m beyond blessed to have the opportunity to make this statement ...

MORE: Mary Lou Retton received $459,324 in donations.She and her family won't say how it's being spent. NBC said Retton did not want to reveal the name of the hospital, which is consistent with ...

Mary Lou Retton says she's ‘overwhelmed' with love and support as she recovers from rare pneumonia Retton, 55, posted a statement Monday on Instagram in her first public comment since being in ...

Mary Lou Retton became an Olympic gymnastics icon when she won the all-around gold medal at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles. ... Retton made her first public statement on Oct. 30, ...

Mary Lou Retton is detailing for the first time what happened leading up to her sudden hospitalization with a life-threatening rare form of pneumonia back in October.. The day before Retton first ...

Mary Lou Retton in 2016. Credit... Ben Gabbe/Getty Images. ... The public swiftly responded, with thousands donating $350,000 in less than two days, shattering the goal of $50,000.