Anna Odine Strøm, at the age of 27, celebrated her historic achievement of winning Norway's first gold medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics with her parents by her side in Predazzo. She reflected on the years of dedication and hard work that led to this moment, acknowledging that the experience was even more special due to the presence of her family. Strøm stated, "It's completely incredible to have them here in such moments. It's something to cherish for the rest of my life. It makes everything even better."

Her father, Øivind Strøm, who is also a former ski jumper, played a significant role in her journey as the family relocated from Alta to Raufoss in 2014 to provide their children with better access to competitive environments for ski jumping. Strøm expressed her appreciation for her family’s sacrifices, noting that they have given up a lot to support her and her brothers in pursuing their athletic dreams. With a Norwegian flag draped over her shoulders, she conveyed a sense of pride and commitment to her sport.

In addition to Anna, two of her brothers are also active athletes, with Jørgen Oliver Strøm being part of the continental team. This reflects the family's strong involvement in sports and the supportive environment they have created, which has undoubtedly contributed to Anna's success. The gold medal not only symbolizes her achievement but also the sacrifices and dedication of her entire family, reinforcing the idea of teamwork and familial support in the pursuit of athletic excellence.