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Gustaf Berglund was initially skeptical about buying a house together with his partner Ebba Andersson.
She reveals that there is a slight financial imbalance in the relationship.
– It was there that it has been a small process, she says in the SVT program Kallprat.
The longitude star Ebba Andersson27, has been with the skier Gustaf Berglund26, for over three years. Before, they lived together in her apartment in Östersund, but during the autumn the couple bought a house on Frösön.
Gustaf’s doubts about the house purchase with Ebba
When she is a guest on SVT’s sports talk show Kallprat, led by the sports journalist Johan Kücükaslanshe gets questions about the new domestic life. Ebba then says that it felt a bit unusual at first and that there was a lot to think about. She is asked if the boyfriend is more of an apartment person, but she says that’s not where the shoe pinches. Gustaf has doubted the purchase for another reason.
– It’s more that he… Maybe he thought it was a bit too much money to spend on a house, she says.
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A quick Googling shows that the house purchase went through in October this year. It was built in 2020, is 132 square meters in size and was bought by Andersson and Berglund for SEK 7.5 million.
Ebba Andersson’s words about the economy
Johan Kücükaslan is curious about how the finances work in the relationship, considering that Ebba earns a lot of money and has sponsors, while her partner Gustaf does not. He briefly wonders if there will be a troublesome imbalance in the relationship.
– Can be. It was perhaps a little what was in this situation. This very thing that… Okay, are we really in a position to move into such a house as we have now moved into. It was there that it has been a small process anyway. But now that we have moved in, we both enjoy it there one hundred percent, she says.
It is not only the truth about Gustaf’s attitude to the house purchase that she shares in the SVT program. She also answers whether it is difficult for the partner to share life with her.
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Kücükaslan: Are you difficult to live with? Maybe I should ask him (Gustaf) about it.
– Yes. This is where Gustaf would have sat and answered those questions. I don’t think I’m difficult, but I can probably be demanding. I still make demands on him as a partner, she says and explains that it can be about both household chores and other things in the relationship.
Hope you continue to enjoy your new house, Ebba and Gustaf. Once you get used to home life and have settled in, it will be great. Good luck with the seasons, both of you.
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