Mikaela Shiffrin’s fiance Aleksander Kilde has reacted to the American’s birthday message as he turned 33 on September 21. The two, notably, have been engaged since April 2024.
Shiffrin and Kilde have been managing a long-distance relationship for now. While they briefly reunited during Kilde’s skiing trip in Chile and also spent time together at Oakley’s 50th anniversary celebration, they weren’t together on his birthday, continuing their time apart. Earlier, in June, they reunited after months apart, having last seen each other following the World Cup finals in March.
On Aleksander Kilde’s 33rd birthday, Mikaela Shiffrin wrote a heartfelt birthday message on Instagram, expressing her love and looked forward to celebrating with her fiance in person, stating:
“Of course we both just had to be flying across the world on our birthdays this year… well anyway I can’t wait to celebrate YOU, together soon! Happy Birthday, my King Aleksander👑 @akilde ❤️ I love you!"Kilde reacted to Shiffrin’s adorable post, dropping heart emojis in the comments:
“❤️❤️❤️”Additionally, he reposted the post by Shiffrin on his Instagram story, writing:
“Lucky man 🥰”
While Shiffrin has achieved remarkable records, Aleksander Kilde too has many accomplishments in his professional skiing career. These include 21 World Cup victories and 2 Olympic medals.
“So proud of you” - When Aleksander Kilde celebrated Mikaela Shiffrin’s 100th World Cup victory

Mikaela Shiffrin secured her 100th World Cup win with a victory in the slalom at the Italian resort of Sestriere, finishing 0.61s ahead of Croatian skier Zrinka Ljutic, in February 2025. This victory made her the first skier in history to achieve 100 World Cup wins.
After achieving this remarkable feat, Shiffrin’s fiance Aleksander Kilde celebrated the American’s victory with a heartwarming post, shared on Instagram:
“Sorry Mikaela, I know you hate the GOAT talk - but sometimes your man should be allowed to brag 🐐Today you hit your 100th World Cup victory - wow! So proud of you, and good luck to whoever dares to chase that record 😆” “But what stands out even more is the person you are every day - that’s far greater than any number of victories. As you best say yourself - «it’s just a number»”, he added.Notably, Kilde was watching Shiffrin’s performance on television from a hospital bed while preparing for another surgery, following a horrific crash in Switzerland in 2024 that sidelined him for the 2024-2025 season. He has now recovered, returned to the slopes and is aiming for a comeback in the 2025-2026 season with hopes of competing at the Winter Olympics 2026.
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