MILAN — On the ice, Jutta Leerdam is an Olympic medalist speedskater for the Netherlands who is entered in the 500 and 1,000 meters at the Milan Cortina Winter Games. Off the ice, Leerdam gets a lot of attention for her engagement to YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul — who is also at these Olympics, but as a spectator.

One of the most well-known speed skaters in the world is Jutta Leerdam. She's a social media sensation (5.1 million Instagram followers) and the fiancee of Jake Paul, which adds to the notoriety for the speedster from the Netherlands.

As the Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo got underway Friday night, a new nationwide panel survey showed Dutch speedskaters dominating public support at the start of the Games. King Willem-Alexander,

Dutch speed-skating star Jutta Leerdam was blasted as “arrogant” and a “diva” for flying to the Olympics on a private jet instead of making the trip to Italy alongside her fellow compatriots. Jutta Leerdam,

Milan is hosting royalty, heads of state, and international stars during the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. Here the royals who who are expected to attend.

If you’ve never watched a Winter Olympics in the Netherlands before, it can feel like stepping into a two-dimensional parallel universe. While the rest of the world is enthralled by athletes hurtling down mountainsides on skis,

Jutta Leerdam put Olympic pride front and center as she posted a polished new photo set to Instagram on Monday, February 2, offering a confident walk-through moment straight from the Games backdrop. The Dutch speed skater,

Most countries that have competed at the Winter Olympics have taken home medals in multiple sports over the years. There are also some that have emerged

From Michelle Yeoh to the King and Queen of the Netherlands, here’s who was in the stands at San Siro Stadium. As the Winter Olympics 2026 Opening Ceremony gets underway in Milan, Italy, there are numerous celebrities,

Athletes from around the world are arriving in Italy for the 2026 Winter Olympics, which begins on February 6.

• Let the games begin: Italian President Sergio Mattarella declared the 2026 Winter Olympics open. Two cauldrons — one in Milan and one in Cortina — have been lit, marking a first in the Winter Games’ history. Oh here we go, biggest cheer of the night goes to Mariah Carey! Out come the camera phones.