“I wanted to burn everything down”: Shiffrin describes her emotional chaos after her boyfriend Aleksander Kilde fell

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Mikaela Shiffrin has had some emotional days.

It happened on Saturday when leaving Wengen: Aleksandar Kilde (31) fell heavily and had to be taken to hospital by helicopter and operated on. But he escapes with a black eye, nothing is broken – the season is still over for him.

The fall was a big shock for his girlfriend Mikaela Shiffrin (28). Despite her lover’s accident, she took part in the night slalom in Flachau on Tuesday evening and promptly won. After her triumph, she burst into tears. Now the American turns to the public with an extensive statement on Instagram. And provides insight into her emotional life after the disturbing last days.

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“I wanted to burn down the universe”

“It feels like I’ve lived a thousand different lives in the last four days. And I’m not even the one hitting the net at 120 km/h.” She couldn’t express how much Kilde meant to her. When she saw him have an accident in Wengen, she wanted to “burn the universe down.”

Kilde, on the other hand, has never felt anger despite injuries, surgeries and the end of the season, Shiffrin says. “He remained gracious and appreciative through every step of the process. He never once lost his temper, even when he had good reason to do so. He is inspiring, thoughtful and compassionate. Even in difficult moments, he brings out the best in everyone around him.”

One single thought before the start

With one thought in her mind she started the slalom in Flachau. She said to herself, “If you’re on the slope instead of being with him, then it should be worth it.” And that was it in the end – Shiffrin won the World Cup for the 94th time and was able to further extend her lead in the Slalom World Cup.

She concludes the emotional statement, repeatedly accompanied by heart emojis, with a thank you to her team. “They moved heaven and earth for me so that I could get to Aleks as quickly as possible. (…) Without them the victory would not have been possible.” (sbe)

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