Snowboarder Chloe Kim received some support from her NFL boyfriend Myles Garrett while she celebrated winning a 2026 Winter Olympics silver medal.
The couple was snapped holding each other in a tight hug on Thursday, as they marked Kim’s big accomplishment.
In one picture, Kim, 25, beamed lovingly at her boyfriend, 30, as she leaned into him, laying her head on his arm. Garrett looked back at his girlfriend, smiling in return.
Kim — who competed in this year’s games with a torn labrum — came in second place in the women’s halfpipe, just barely missing the opportunity to hit a historic three-peat gold medal for the event after previously earning gold medals in Beijing, China, and PyeongChang, South Korea.
Choi Gaon of South Korea won gold, and Mitsuki Ono of Japan came in third.
The California native wound up with a score of 88.00 during her first run down the course. However, she took a tumble during her last trip, pushing her below Gaon, who scored a 90.25 in her third attempt on the slope.
Kim and Garrett have been romantically linked since May 2025, when they were spotted attending the Crunchyroll Anime Awards together in Japan.
Months later, the Olympian visited him at his Cleveland Browns training camp. They eventually confirmed their relationship in November when the team shared a video of Kim planting a smooch on her beau before one of his games.
Garrett also showed up for Kim as she competed in the Olympics qualifying round. The defensive end brought a camera with him to capture pictures of Kim’s run. He showed how mystified he was by his girlfriend’s skills when he repeatedly called her “so amazing,” per People.
Kim revealed in a January Instagram video that she suffered a shoulder injury during training that threatened her chances of competing in this year’s winter games.
“Ugh… I hate that I have to make this video. But I felt that it was necessary, so here we go,” Kim said at the time
“I’ve been here for a couple of days. I’m currently in Switzerland, and on my second day of training, I took the silliest fall. And that ultimately resulted in me dislocating my shoulder.”
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