Getty ImagesLisa and Brittny Gastineau arrive at the 2nd annual "Get Lucky for Lupus!" event.
Getty ImagesBrittny Gastineau and Rembrandt Flores attend "An Evening Affair" presented by Night Vision at a private residence in Beverly Hills.
Baltimore Sun photo by Lloyd FoxMichael Phelps claps his hands after one of the students participated in a swimming demonstration.
Sun photo by Ezra ShawMichael Phelps is set for a Sports Illustrated cover, a trip in London to promote the 2012 Olympics and perhaps nearly $40 million in endorsements. Above, Phelps greets his family after winning an eighth gold medal.
Baltimore Sun photo by Lloyd FoxMichael Phelps stands on the Baltimore sideline during the first quarter of the Ravens-Redskins game at M&T Bank Stadium.
Getty ImagesBaltimore native Michael Phelps stands on the podium after his U.S. team won the 400-meter freestyle relay, breaking the world record with a time of 3 minutes, 8.24 seconds.
Baltimore Sun photo by Barbara Haddock TaylorMichael Phelps races in the 200-yard butterfly during the weekend-long Maryland Swimming Championships at the Naval Academy.
AP photo / Sports Illustrated / Simon BrutyIn this photo provided by Sports Illustrated, Michael Phelps poses with his eight gold medals won at the Beijing Olympics.
Baltimore Sun photo by Monica LopossayMichael Phelps laughs with Miles Mitchener (left) and Isaac Saunders at the ESPN Zone. Phelps hosted kids from Windsor Mill Middle School, of which his mom, Debbie, is the principal, as part of a reading contest.
Getty ImagesBrittny Gastineau arrives to Kim Kardashian's 30th birthday part at Tao Nightclub in Las Vegas.
AP photoOlympic swimming gold medalist Michael Phelps sits in a bobsled while making an appearance in downtown Vancouver during the 2010 Winter Olympics.
AP photoOlympic gold medalist Michael Phelps waves to the crowd during the parade in Towson.
Getty Images"I'm approaching this meet just like I've approached every other meet I've ever swam in," Michael Phelps said of the Charlotte UltraSwim Grand Prix. "I'll still have my headphones on, I'm still going to warm up the same way and probably eat the same food. I'll just get up and swim and see what happens."
Sun photo by Algerina PernaMichael Phelps receives a warm welcome to Towson High School from his classmates and teachers after competing in the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games. Phelps, who started the school year late because of the Olympics, received his books and assignments after returning to school.
Getty ImagesBrittny Gastineau attends "An Evening Affair" presented by Night Vision at a private residence in Beverly Hills.
Getty ImagesBrittny Gastineau attends "An Evening Affair" presented by Night Vision at a private residence in Beverly Hills.
baiduhai photo by Scott StrazzanteMichael Phelps celebrates after winning the 100-meter butterfly. Phelps rallied down the stretch to beat Serbia's Milorad Cavic by one-hundredth of a second, claiming his seventh gold medal of the Beijing Olympic Games. With the win, Phelps tied Mark Spitz's record for most gold medals at a single Olympics.
Getty ImagesBrittny Gastineau arrives at the 2nd annual "Get Lucky for Lupus!" event.
Baltimore Sun photo by Monica LopossayOlympic swimmer Michael Phelps, who won 14 career Olympic gold medals, the most by any Olympian, was honored Thursday on the floor of the Maryland Senate.
Baltimore Sun photo by Monica LopossayMichael Phelps salutes the crowd at Fort McHenry during a celebration to honor the Olympic swimmer.
AFP/Getty ImagesMichael Phelps won the 200-meter butterfly, setting a new world record with a time of 1 minute, 52.03 seconds. The win was Phelps' 10th career gold medal and fourth of the 2008 Beijing Games.
Baltimore Sun photo by Barbara Haddock TaylorMichael Phelps, left, shakes hands with Patrick Todd after the 2000-yard butterfly, which Phelps won.
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Lisa and Brittny Gastineau arrive at the 2nd annual "Get Lucky for Lupus!" event.
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