One last time, the world will witness the heroics of the legendary snowboarder, Shaun White, at the Beijing Olympic finals. As White prepares for his last dance, a fourth Olympic gold is surely on his mind.

Girlfriend and famous TV actress, Nina Dobrev, could not be there in person with White, but through social media, she is showcasing her enthusiasm and support for her boyfriend. A few hours before his ultimate run, Nina shared a heartwarming post for Shaun.

Nina Dobrev has the best final wish for Shaun

Since Shaun left for Beijing, Nina has been sending him all her love and support through her posts. Interestingly, Dobrev also got customized nails for Shaun’s final performance to support him. She painted her nails in team USA colors with Shaun White’s name on her fingers. Now, isn’t that just adorable? However, it was not just her nails; Nina also took over the internet with her beautiful caption for Shaun.

Nina wrote, “did I mention I already won the gold with you? show em? how it?s done, you fu#%ing stud ??.”?Dobrev posted a picture of Shaun and her in snowboarding outfits, along with the caption.

Can Shaun White win his fourth Olympic gold medal?

Shaun has already broken records, clinched three Olympics golds, and cemented himself as the greatest of all time. However, Shaun is not done yet. He will put in every effort to end his career with the gold tomorrow. The question is, at 35, can he?

In the Olympic qualifying match, Shaun had a shocking fall in his first run, and the world thought the end of an era was here. But he made one of the most insane comebacks in the history of the sports, making it to the fourth position from one of the bottom places.

Despite the age restrictions and exceeding pressure, Shaun White proved he wasn’t done yet. And, if White says he wants to end his career with fourth gold, he can undeniably create history.

As he prepares to do the unthinkable, will you be cheering for Shaun White’s last outing?

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