Kjellbin of Sweden and Savolainen of Finland play for rival teams, with both heading toward a possible face-off in an elimination round of the Olympic women’s hockey tournanment at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games, The Wall Street Journal reported.
View this post on InstagramFollowing the forbidden romance between professional hockey players Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov, the series even had fans baking their feelings into iced hockey-themed layer cakes once it finaled.
According to Them magazine, the Professional Women’s Hockey League has 30 openly queer players, including Kjellbin and Savolainen, who first met while playing together in the Swedish Women’s Hockey League. In 2024, they announced their engagement after five years of dating.
The couple added that though they love to play on the same PWHL team, they are “super lucky that we are so close to each other.”
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