Single and has bought a new home

Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen
Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen confirms that she is single. It has been over with her partner for quite a while, and now an apartment in Slemdal is her home address. Together with her former partner, the Olympic and World Champion has a son who is almost two years old.

Astrid Uhrenholdt Jacobsen confirms that she is single. It has been over with her partner for quite a while, and now an apartment in Slemdal is her home address. Together with her former partner, the Olympic and World Champion has a son who is almost two years old.

The ski star works as a doctor. She retired in 2020 after winning Olympic gold in the relay in 2018 and World Championship gold in sprint back in Sapporo in 2007.

In 2023, it became public knowledge that Uhrenholdt Jacobsen was in a relationship with Ingeborg Djupnes and that they had moved in together. However, that relationship has now ended.

“We broke up more than a year ago,” she writes in a message to Se og Hør.

Together, they have a son, Emil, who was born in November 2024.

The couple sold their house in Ris, Oslo, and Uhrenholdt Jacobsen has purchased a new apartment in Slemdal, reports Akerposten.

“I am very pleased to have settled well in the local community,” she writes in a message to the newspaper.

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