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Chloe Kim Claims Halfpipe Silver as Myles Garrett’s Support Takes Center Stage on Valentine’s Day

The result underscored a resilient comeback from a recent training injury, with attention turning to the NFL star’s visible support.

Overview

  • Kim scored 88.00 for silver in Livigno as South Korea’s Choi Ga-on took gold with a 90.25 final run, with Japan’s Mitsuki Ono earning bronze.
  • The podium finish made Kim the first U.S. woman to medal in three consecutive Olympic halfpipe events.
  • Garrett attended her qualifying and final runs, cheered from the venue, and wore a custom jacket featuring her image.
  • On Valentine’s Day, Garrett posted an Instagram tribute calling Kim “my love and my Valentine,” and she replied thanking him and calling him her Valentine.
  • Kim said a recent training injury in Switzerland left her unsure she would compete and described Garrett as “my best friend” in a recent interview.