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norwegian athletes Stura Holm LegladeHis ex-girlfriend speaks out after he went viral for admitting to extramarital affair after winning medals 2026 Winter Olympics.
The woman was interviewed by Norwegian media VG Wednesday, February 11, noted Infidelity ‘unforgivable’ Even though Legred “made a declaration of love before the whole world.”
“I didn’t choose to be put in this position and it’s painful to have to be in this position,” she said. “We’ve been in contact and he knows how I feel about it.”
Leglade’s ex-girlfriend asked to remain anonymous, adding, “[I’m grateful]to my family and friends for embracing me and supporting me during this time. And to everyone who thought of me and sympathized with me without knowing who I was.”
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Lægreid, 28, won a bronze medal at the Italian Olympics after competing in the men’s 20km biathlon on Tuesday, February 10.
“I want to share this with someone who probably won’t be watching today,” he told NRK after the event, calling his ex “the most beautiful, kindest person in the world.”
La Glade Said he was unfaithful to her It was the “biggest mistake” of his life, he explained, explaining that he confessed to her a week earlier and then had “the worst week of my life.”
“I have the gold medal in my life, and I’m sure a lot of people will see it differently, but I only have eyes for her,” he shared. “Sports has taken a back seat in recent days. Yeah, I wish I could share this with her.”
He continued: “I tried to be a good role model, but I did some stupid things. When you do something you can’t stand and hurt someone you love deeply, you have to admit it.”
At a subsequent press conference, Leglade told reporters that he wasn’t sure if his public statement was “correct” but that it was “a choice I made.”
“Today I decided to tell the world what I did, so maybe, just maybe she’ll get a chance to see what she really means to me,” he added. “Maybe not, but I don’t want to think I didn’t do everything I could to get her back.”
Before going public, Lægreid public participation The 2026 Winter Olympics officially opened earlier this month.
“I want to be the guy that everyone wants to beat,” he previously told Biathlon World. “It’s more fun that way. It means you did something good and people respect you. If you’re not prepared to take on it, then you’re not prepared to keep it.”
Leglade noted that whether successful or not, he has a plan for how to carry out the campaign.
“I learned not to have too much pressure,” he said. “When something goes wrong shooting or skiing, I tend to doubt everything. I have to be more confident and trustful in my process. Especially the last few years, it’s taught me that if I stick with it and believe in myself, I can do well.”
He concluded: “I want to be calm, thoughtful and have the courage to give it my all. But I don’t want to lose my mind. It’s good to have a little fear because then you know what the stakes are and can play your cards well.”
