Winter Olympics legend, Shaun White, will make history in 2022, as he will make his fifth Olympic appearance at the Winter Games in Beijing. Undoubtedly, it will be an iconic moment to witness, and his girlfriend, Nina Dobrev, doesn’t want to miss it at any cost.
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The Hollywood fame, Nina Dobrev, has been dating White since 2020. Ever since, the duo has been each other’s No. 1 fan.
Nina Dobrev has already applied for a VISA
Shaun White, the magical man in the snow, aced his way to securing his fifth Olympic berth in team USA for the Winter Games, recently. White has been dominating the sport for decades now and one can only expect him to amaze the world again in China next month.
Girlfriend Nina Dobrev revealed she also intends on appearing in the stands, cheering him on. Dobrev said, ”Waiting to hear if I get my Visa approved so hopefully fingers crossed.”
It will be a huge boost for Shaun to have Nina by his side in China, as he will aim for his last Olympic podium.
Shaun White is retiring post-Beijing Winter Olympics 2022
Sadly, the man who has secured three Olympic gold medals in snowboarding has announced his retirement date. 2022 will be the last time the world will witness White show off his skills in the air at the mega games.
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PYEONGCHANG-GUN, SOUTH KOREA – FEBRUARY 14: Shaun White of the United States celebrates after his third run during the Snowboard Men’s Halfpipe Final on day five of the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics at Phoenix Snow Park on February 14, 2018 in Pyeongchang-gun, South Korea. (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)
Notably, White was extremely determined to grab the fifth Olympics berth, despite the hurdles. In the Olympic qualifiers, he had struggled to make it to the podium. Making matters worse, White also tested positive for Covid-19 and sustained a few injuries. Regardless, he did not leave hopes until the last moment.
In Switzerland, for the first time since 2018, White made it to the podium, securing his Olympic berth. Now the next goal of the American hero is a fourth Olympic gold medal. Do you think Shaun will make history in Beijing next month?
