The influencer and the entrepreneur Wilma Holmqvist, has over 450,000 followers on Instagram. She has also founded the make-up company Hickap together with her older brother Emil Holmqvist.
On Sunday, she published an Instagram post where she reveals that she and her partner Emil Stegfeldthave got engaged.
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That’s how the couple met
Wilma Holmqvist and Emil Stegfeldt became a couple at the beginning of 2020, just over a year after her breakup with the artist Anton Hagman.
– Neither of us was looking for someone, we didn’t know a bit who the other was, she says in one Youtube video about how they met.
She tells in the video that she happened to tag Emil Stegfeldt in an Instagram story during an event and suddenly the romance started to blossom.
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Emil Stegfeldt has been on the national team in freestyle skiing
She has not been shy about showing off her boyfriend, and on both Instagram and YouTube, followers have been able to follow their fast-paced lives. It has become clear that they share a great interest – winter sports. But this also quickly set the wheels in motion.
Emil Stegfeldt has been with the national team in freestyle skiing, up to and including the 2018 season, according to FART. But even though he has put the competition skis on the shelf, he still has a great interest in the sport and therefore spends a lot of time in the ski resort of Åre and in the Alps.
This has meant that the couple has been forced to spend a lot of time apart.
– So in the beginning, or a while ago, we were apart a lot. It always took three to two weeks, very little all the time, says Wilma Holmqvist in one Youtube video from 2021.
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Got engaged in the Alps
The couple is currently on a skiing trip in the Alps in Austria. In an Instagram picture from the ski slope, the couple shows off the engagement.
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