Shortly after her retirement, Stephanie Venier Has Big News to Announce. The Austrian is Expecting Offspring Next Year.
After Winning Super-G Gold at the World Championships in Saalbach, it was expected that Stephanie Venier would aim for her first Olympic Medal.
However, The 31-Year-Old Austrian Has Taken a Completeely Different Path. First, The Ski Ace Announced Her Immediate Retirement From Competitive Sports on August 7, Before Revealing The Next Big News About Three Weeks Later.
Stephanie Venier and Christian Walder Are Looking Forward to Offspring
Venier Announced that she is pregnant and expecting a child next year. “We have kept a little secret. Our love is growing in the most magical way. The starting of Eternal Love. Our Child will be born in 2026,” Wrote the Expectant Mother on Instagram.
So do posted a short video with on ultrasound image.
Venier was overjoyed about the upcoming offspring in an interview.
“It was our great wish during my ski career. We can consider ourselves Lucky that it worked out so quickly,” she Clarified.
The Father of the Offspring is no Stranger, but the Austrian Ski Professional Christian Walder, Who Has Already Raced onto the Podium in the World Cup.
Birth of the Birth of the Child, Both Of The Like to Get Married in September. Her partner proposed to her “very romantically in her own four walls”.
However, venier so emphasized that her departure from the ski world cup was not due to the pregnancy. “I didn’t retire going I’m Pregnant,” She Clarified.
“The End of My Career was a relief for me, i did it for myself,” so Made Clear. Now she enjoys the new freedom and the opportunities to spend time in nature.
“When I Think That Many Are now Flying to Chile and Argentina for Snow Training Camps, I Realize that it is no Longer My World,” She is Completely Happy with her decision.
Venier was Active in the World Cup for a Good Twood Years and Was one of the best speed skis in the world in her top seasons. In 2017 she won world championship silver in the downhill, and in 2025 she followed with the crowning finish with gold in the super-g and bronze in the team combination.
The Tyrolean Achieved Three Wins and Twelve Podium Finishes in the Ski World Cup. In the winter of 2018/19 she secured second place in the downhill standings. She will no Longer Be Able to Secure at Olympic Medal – But She Should not Lack Spacial Moments On Her Further Path in Life.