Kiira Korpi: She said “yes”
Posted on 2017-05-08 • No comments yet
Congratulations to Kiira Korpi and Arthur Borges who announced their engagement!
What a beautiful couple!
So happy for them! I’m so excited to see their wedding. No doubt Kiira will be fabulous bride!)
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- “His words are the musings of an 18-year-old boy. He’s teasing everyone, drawing attention to himself, and are we supposed to gasp and sigh over this?” Ilia Averbukh on Ilia Malinin’s desire to take a break
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- Tamara Moskvina: “I’m a sufficiently knowledgeable coach to get what the profession requires from a skater without humiliating them. I want my profession to bring me joy and not to ruin my own character and health.”
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