Although the NFL season may be over, the 2026 Winter Olympic Games are underway, and as always, it’s a very exciting time for every country involved. For the United States, it has been a good start to the Olympics, and one event coming up includes one of the best Team USA Winter Olympic athletes in recent history: Chloe Kim.
Chloe Kim’s Boyfriend and Cleveland Browns Star Myles Garrett Arrive in Milan to Support
At the 2018 Winter Olympics, Kim made her debut at 17. Here, she won the gold medal in Women’s Halfpipe, becoming the youngest woman to do so. Then, in the next Winter Olympics (2022), Kim won gold again, which made her the first-ever women’s snowboarder to win the half-pipe two Olympics in a row.
Now, in 2026, Kim is looking like the favorite to win again, and she has some added support this time around.
Last year, Kim and Cleveland Browns star EDGE Myles Garrett began dating. Now that the NFL season is done, Garrett finally has some free time, and it seems like he has traveled to Italy (where the 2026 Winter Olympics are being held) to cheer on Kim.
Myles Garrett is at the #WinterOlympics to support Olympic gold medalist Chloe Kim, his girlfriend ♥️ pic.twitter.com/keElMZxX6J
— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) February 11, 2026
The post above features Kim’s excellent qualifying run for the halfpipe finals, which will be held tomorrow (February 12) at 1:30 p.m. ET. As mentioned earlier, Kim is the favorite to win this event, even when dealing with a major shoulder injury.
Myles Garrett had a great view of @ChloeKim’s top qualifying run on the halfpipe in Livigno.
🎥 IG: flash_garrett pic.twitter.com/ZXn5BlkR3i
— Andrew Siciliano (@AndrewSiciliano) February 11, 2026
Kim and Garrett are one of the most athletically decorated couples in the United States. Garrett is coming off a historic NFL season, finishing with the Defensive Player of the Year and breaking the regular-season sack record. He has won Defensive Player of the Year twice and is a seven-time Pro Bowler with multiple first-team All-Pro selections.
Now onto Kim, she is considered the best women’s half pipe snowboarder of all time, already accomplishing something many Olympic athletes have only done once in their career, which is getting gold.
She started snowboarding at age 4 and never looked back. Now, it seems her injuries are not going to be an obstacle, and that third gold medal is within reach. Regardless of what happens, Garrett will be present to cheer Kim on during this process.
