Jake Paul's fiancée, Jutta Leerdam, shows off her bikini vacation after her Olympic gold
The skater is enjoying her days off after winning gold in the 1,000 meters and silver in the 500 during Milano-Cortina 2026
Jutta Leerdam has traded the ice for the sun for a few days. The Dutch athlete, engaged to Jake Paul , has shared various moments from her vacation on social media, with photos at the beach and by the pool, far from competition.
The athlete won Olympic gold in the 1,000 meters on February 9, 2026 at the Milano Speed Skating Stadium and, after the success, is looking to enjoy a few days of sunshine with Jake Paul.
Two medals and time to unwind
The boxer's partner keeps in touch with her followers during the rest period through her posts.
The shared photos from her travels show moments by the sea and pool days, common on the athlete's profile, where she combines this type of content with posts related to her training and her sports career.
Her participation in Milano-Cortina ended with a second medal: on February 15, Leerdam won silver in the 500 meters, once again in an event with a strong presence from Dutch skaters.
After closing out the Games with two medals, the athlete has been able to devote part of her schedule to rest, away from the pressure of competition and the daily routine on the ice.
A relationship that also draws attention
Leerdam's relationship with Jake Paul is another reason why her posts receive widespread international attention. The two began their relationship in 2023 and announced their engagement in March 2025.
The American has accompanied the skater through some of the most important moments of recent years, and their relationship has also shifted part of the media attention from boxing and speed skating to their respective personal lives.
While Leerdam enjoys her vacation, her social media activity continues to show a different side from the one fans are used to seeing during the season: alongside beach and pool photos, there are also training sessions and other content related to her physical preparation.
The Dutchwoman's next challenge will be to return to competition after the break. For now, the summer is allowing her to enjoy a few days of switching off after a season she ended with two Olympic medals, including gold in the 1,000 meters.
