Eileen Gu, the U.S.-born freestyle skier who naturalized as a Chinese citizen in 2019 to represent China at the Olympics, maintains her U.S. citizenship by birth with no public record of formal expatriation or government-initiated revocation proceedings. U.S. law makes involuntary loss of citizenship rare and typically requires specific triggers such as naturalization fraud or certain criminal convictions, none of which apply here despite ongoing geopolitical scrutiny and criticism from some U.S. political figures. Gu continues to reside primarily in the United States, compete for China under its passport requirements, and receive commercial endorsements without triggering denaturalization actions. Trader consensus at 98.6% on “No” reflects the absence of any legal or administrative process and the high procedural barriers to revocation. Potential shifts remain limited to extraordinary developments, such as new evidence of citizenship fraud or major legislative changes targeting dual nationals in elite sports.