Lindsey Vonn and skier Matthieu Bailet spark dating rumors

Lindsay Vonn and french skiers Mathieu Bailet A recent outing sparked romance rumors.

Vonn, 41, and Bellette, 30, were spotted together in New York City on Thursday, May 7. Based on the photos obtained Page sixthe athletes were photographed walking in SoHo and sitting next to each other while waiting for the subway.

Bailet wore a light blue button-down shirt with navy pants and a matching sport coat.

Vaughan was wearing white pants and a black jacket. She was involved in a horrific car accident in February at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy and was walking with the help of a cane during her recovery.

While neither Vaughn nor Byright have mentioned their connection, they do follow each other on social media. They are both alpine skiers and have competed in multiple World Cups in their sport.

In addition to hanging out with Bailet, Vonn also attended the Met Gala earlier this week. The Olympian lost his crutches for the first time since his Olympic accident. Vonn made a stunning appearance at the event wearing a custom Thom Browne gown.

Ahead of the annual fundraiser, Vaughn talked about how important it was for her to attend the event without a cane.

“I’ve been in a completely different world, especially since my car accident,” she told me Fashion Before the Met Gala. “It was kind of like my coming out party — I got to be with people, wear a beautiful, feminine dress, and put down my crutches for the first time.”

Vaughn continued, “Monday will be my first few steps without crutches — definitely the first flight of stairs. I’m excited to get to this point for a number of reasons.”

Vaughn suffered a compound fracture of his left leg and a tibial plateau fracture after crash At the Cortina Games in Milan. She underwent multiple surgeries, including one to save her leg, which suffered from compartment syndrome.

Days before his fall at the Olympics, Vonn tore his ACL during a World Cup race in Crans-Montana, Switzerland. Despite the injury, she decided to continue competing in the Olympics after undergoing a medical examination.

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“I’ve determined that I have what it takes to compete in Sunday’s Olympic downhill race. Of course, I still need to do a training session, as is required for Sunday’s race, but… I’m confident in my body’s ability to perform,” she said before the race. “Despite my injury, my knee is stable, there’s no swelling, and my muscles are functioning properly and responding as they should. Obviously, I’m going to continue to evaluate with my medical team every day to make sure we make informed decisions, but I fully intend to compete on Sunday.”

After multiple surgeries, Vaughn began a rigorous rehabilitation program that included hyperbaric chamber training and an exercise regimen.

“All of these things, they take time,” she said. “There are a lot of layers to it. That makes it challenging. Of course when you’re progressing so slowly, it inevitably becomes more mentally challenging as well.”