Aurora Løvås and Sander Eitrem, two Norwegian speed skaters, have reunited after a brief separation. Løvås, who is preparing for her race in the 1500 meters event at the Olympics, expresses that the temporary separation helped her focus on her own training and personal growth. Eitrem, who won a gold medal in the 5000 meters, faced health challenges and had to isolate after becoming ill, which contributed to their brief time apart.

The couple has been together for nearly a year and travels extensively together, with about 200 days on the road annually for competitions. They reflect on the unique challenges of their lifestyle, often living closely while pursuing their athletic careers. Løvås mentions the closeness has not led to any arguments, which is a testament to their strong partnership.

With both athletes about to compete in the same event, their relationship serves as a source of support as they navigate the pressures of the Olympic Games. Løvås' optimism about their relationship highlights the importance of understanding and communication in maintaining personal connections amid the demanding schedules of professional sports.