Jutta Leerdam hints at a lavish surprise from fiancé Jake Paul after her double triumph in Milan

Jutta Leerdam had already claimed gold in Milan. Now she added silver in the women’s 500m, sealing a remarkable double on Olympic ice. In the stands, her fiancé, Jake Paul, watched every second. The Dutch star left the Milano Speed Skating Stadium with two medals and a smile, hinting that the celebration may include something special.Leerdam, 27, clocked 37.15 seconds in the 500m, briefly taking the lead before compatriot Femke Kok stormed to gold in an Olympic record 36.49. Japan’s Miho Takagi secured bronze. The result capped an intense week for Leerdam, who had earlier powered to 1,000m gold in record time.

Jutta Leerdam expects a sweet surprise from fiancé Jake Paul

After her latest podium finish, Jutta Leerdam was asked how she would celebrate. She smiled. “I don’t know yet. I don’t know what my fiancé will buy for me.

We will see. This medal is for me everything I wanted, what I worked so hard for.”Leerdam continued, “I got the Olympic gold and a silver, so that’s all I need. I was already so happy after that gold, a lot of nerves fell off of me after that one. I had to recharge for the 500m. I really hoped for the silver medal and I did it. I’m very happy with this one.”Leerdam then praised her Femke, “This is amazing. Femke is super dominant in the 500m.

For me, it wasn’t the perfect race, but it was enough for silver, so I’m really grateful for that. It’s definitely complete now. It’s all I wanted and I did it.”“After winning gold in the 1000m, I already felt complete and accomplished, but then to add a silver medal is super nice. I’m very happy with that.”Paul had flown in to support her and later praised her publicly, writing, “She's so amazing, wow. Another medal, you inspire us all, Jutta Leerdam.”Their relationship began after exchanging messages on Instagram in 2023. Since then, he has appeared at several of her races, offering support from the stands.

Jutta Leerdam wins silver medal in women's 500m speed skating

Leerdam skated in the 12th of 15 pairings and posted a time strong enough to lead for several minutes. Kok, racing in the final pairing, edged ahead with a record-breaking run. Leerdam applauded her teammate, and the two embraced on the ice.The silver followed her dominant 1,000m performance, where she set an Olympic record. That earlier victory marked a career peak. The 500m result confirmed her consistency across sprint distances.