Olympic gold medal winner looks unrecognisable after receiving an incredible drag makeover - can you guess who he is?

One of the Olympics' most decorated medallists has been given an incredible drag makeover.

The gold medal winner sported a heavily made-up look and long blonde curls after being given a new look by Drag Race star Plastique Tiara.

In the video, posted on Plastique's YouTube channel, the Olympian is stunned as they see their glamorous new appearance, before Facetiming their partner to debut their look.

This sportsman began competing in his sport when he was just 14, and finally triumphed with a gold medal in 2021, before retiring from the sport two years ago.

Even the star himself was stunned by his makeover, as he commented under the snaps on Instagram: 'I still can't believe this is me.' 

Can you guess who it is?

It's Tom Daley!

Tom, 32, has become one of Team GB's most decorated divers, and he went on to win one gold, one silver and two bronze while competing at five Olympic games.

In the clip of his stunning makeover, even Tom's husband Dustin Lance-Black was taken aback by his appearance.

He said: 'Oh my God, I'm straight now. I mean you are f*** beautiful, I don't understand what's happening to me, I always knew you were gonna make a beautiful woman but this is exceptional.'

Tom joked: 'I'm gonna pick up the kids from school like this.'

Earlier this year, Tom and Dustin celebrated their ninth wedding anniversary, while sharing unseen images from their big day.

Dustin and husband Tom have two sons, both born via surrogate. Robert Ray, seven, and Phoenix Rose, three.

Tom and Dustin married in 2017 after four years together. They met at a mutual friend's dinner and Tom previously told US Weekly that their 17-year age difference feels smaller by the year.

Tom said: 'One hundred percent. It's funny because the people that know us know that I'm the more mature person that kind of runs the show in the house.

'As we get older, I think we both align very well on what we want to achieve. We're both really big dreamers. I think that was the biggest thing for us, that we're both so supportive of each other.

'We don't limit the other person's dreams. We really make each other feel like we can achieve whatever we set our minds to.'

Tom previously told the Observer: 'It was a real love-at-first-sight thing.

'The first night, I took him to meet my friends and said 'This is my boyfriend'. The next night we went on our first date. The next night he asked me to be his boyfriend. The night after that, after a couple of lychee martinis, he told me he loved me.'

Avid crocheter Tom retired from professional diving after earning a silver medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

The couple made a full-time move to Los Angeles from England.