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No they are not currently dating. Yet, when Tessa was 7 and Scott was 9, they dated for 2 years. They have since not dated but are both extremely close. They call their relationship beyond a friendship but not quite as platonic as siblings (George Strombo interview).
During their reality show, Scott Moir was dating a woman named Cassandra, but it is rumored that they have broken up since the Sochi Olympics.
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How old are Scott moir and tessa virtue?
ok, Tessa Virtue's b-day is May 17 and Scott Moir's b-day is Sep. 2. Right now, (its 2010) Scott's 22 and Tessa's 20. Tessa was born in 1989 and Scott was born in 1987. I'm a big Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir fan!
Where is Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir from?
ilderton Ontario
Did Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir have any accidents?
Yes, Tessa Virtue had an injury in 2008.
Who won gold in ice dance?
tessa virtue and Scott moir
What event is Tessa Virtue competing in?
Figure skating and her partner is Scott moir .
How does Scott Moir and tessa virtue contribute to Canadian culture?
By donating to Charity's
Were there any challenges Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir have to overcome?
Maryl Davis and Charlie White
What pair won gold for ice dancing in 2010 winter Olympics games?
Tessa VIRTUE and Scott MOIR of Canada.
When did tessa virtue join the Olympics?
Tessa's first Olympics were the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver where she won a gold medal in ice dancing with partner Scott Moir.
What ethnicity is Scott Moir?
Scott's last name, Moir, is the Scottish variation of the English name Moore. It is pronounced "Moy-er." Scott's mother's maiden name is MacCormack, which is of Scottish and Irish derivation. Ironically, given that Scott's longtime skating partner is Tessa Virtue, the Moir family motto is "Virtute, non aliter," which translates to "by virtue, not otherwise."
What impact did Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue make on Canada?
They won Canada a gold medal in ice dancing...quite an impact!
Did tessa virtue and Scott moir attend an Olympics other than 2010?
No, the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver were Tessa and Scott's first. They were named as alternates to the Canadian team for the 2006 Games in Turin but did not compete.
