Norwegian figure skater Milla Ruud Reitan and her Swedish partner Nikolaj Majorov participated in the Olympic ice dance final, managing to secure the last place among 20 teams. Despite finishing with the 19th best score in the rhythm dance and a subsequent 20th in the free dance, their total score of 165.05 was a remarkable achievement given the competitive field. Reitan expressed her joy, stating that they enjoyed their time on the ice together, highlighting the positive experience they had during the competition.

The couple's journey to the final was significant not only for their scores but also for their ability to engage with the audience. Throughout the Olympic Games, they endeared themselves to fans by concluding their dance performances with a kiss, which added a personal touch to their routine. Majorov remarked on their successful journey, celebrating the fact that they accomplished something they had never believed they could achieve together, which further emphasizes the athlete’s spirit of enjoying the moment.

In the competition, the French duo Laurence Fournier Beaudry and Guillaume Cizeron won the gold medal with a total score of 225.82, while American team Madison Chock and Evan Bates closely followed with a score just over a point behind. Canadian pair Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier took home the bronze. Despite not medalling, Ruud Reitan and Majorov's final appearance is a testament to their hard work and determination in a challenging sports arena.