Olympic champion swimmer Chad le Clos says his home in South Africa was destroyed in a fire while he was at the Commonwealth Games in ScotlandSwimmer le Clos says his home was destroyed in a fire while he was at the Commonwealth GamesFILE -Chad le Clos of South Africa celebrates after winning the men's 100m butterfly final during the world swimming short course championships in Melbourne, Australia, Dec. 18, 2022. (AP Photo/Asanka Brendon Ratnayake), File)CAPE TOWN, South Africa -- Olympic champion swimmer Chad le Clos says his home in South Africa was destroyed in a fire a day after he became the most decorated athlete ever at the Commonwealth Games. “On the evening of 30 July, amidst breaking the all-time Commonwealth record, a fire started in my apartment block, which quickly spread to my home,” le Clos posted. Le Clos offered his condolences on the death of an elderly man in the apartment block fire in the oceanside suburb of Sea Point. Le Clos said his foundation would raise money to help other neighbors rebuild their homes.