Piotr Żyła he was married to for many years Justyna Lazar, cousin of Adam Małysz. After twelve years of living together, the ski jumper and his beloved came to the conclusion that the feeling between them had expired and decided to break up. Shortly afterwards, a new woman appeared in the life of the leader of the Polish ski jumping team and immediately stole his heart – a 25-year-old actress. Marcelina Ziętek.

At first, the lovers tried to maintain privacy and they kept their relationship a secret. Ski jumping fans after an in-depth investigation However, they managed to determine the identity of Żyła’s new girlfriendand the couple stopped hiding over time and she started posting photos together on social media.

The new WAG of the Polish ski jumping team quickly gained sympathy from fans. However, this should not surprise anyone – a woman regularly shares news from his private and professional life with Internet users, he also willingly contacts fans and responds to their messages. This time, the 25-year-old posted a video on her Instagram profile and she showed off the gift she received from her beloved on Valentine’s Day.

Piotr Żyła, together with other members of the Polish ski jumping team, is currently in Japan, where the ski jumping competition will take place this weekend World Cup competitions at the Okuyarama facility in Sapporo. Even though “Wiewiór” is now hundreds of thousands of kilometers away from home, he has not forgotten about Saint Valentine’s Day and he prepared a gift for his beloved, which was delivered straight to their home in Ustroń.

Piotr Żyła’s romantic gesture was made by his beloved on social media. She shared a recording on Insta Stories where we can see it a large bouquet of red roses and a teddy bear.

This weekend, ski jumping fans from Poland will have to spend a few nights to stay up to date with the World Cup competition. Although Friday’s qualifications and Saturday’s competition are scheduled for 8:00 a.m. Polish time, qualifications for Sunday’s competition will start at 1:30 a.m. Polish time. The start of Sunday’s competition is scheduled for 3:00 a.m. Polish time.