Victoria’s Secret fashion model Eileen Gu wins skiing gold at the Winter Olympics as British schoolgirl Kirsty Muir finishes fifth

SKIING SUPERSTAR Eileen Gu lived up to her Box Office payout by winning the Women’s Big Air Olympic title ahead of Thomas Bach and Peng Shuai.

American born Victoria’s Secret fashion model made her name in Chinese folklore by winning the freestyle skiing crown at the old Shuogang steel mill in Beijing.

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By scoring a sensational 94.50 on her third and final run – her first time doing the four-and-a-half spin trick – the 18-year-old made her way straight to the top of the leaderboard. with a total score out of 188.25.

French runner Tess Ledeux was unable to get an effective final run and this gave the bookie favorite her first perhaps three golds in her Olympics debut. hers.

‘Snow Princess’, who has 1.3 million fans on social networking platform Weibo, will return with sloppy and half-hearted style and could strengthen the star status of these Games.

Kirtsy Muir, 17, of Aberdeen, finished fifth with a total of 169, though she came in third after a first run of 12 women.

After the incident Muir said to BBC: “Honestly, I’m so happy right now, crazy level.

“Wonderful [to be a part of it]. I couldn’t have hoped for better skiing today and I’m so proud of all the girls.

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“I definitely have to study a bit to catch up. I focus on the next event and then go back to school.”

This has become one of the most anticipated events of the Olympics since Gu, who was born and raised in California, made rumors 1 million dollars moved to China.

Gu is one Citizens of the United States of America but she made the decision with input from her Chinese mother Yan, an outspoken “tiger mother” while her American father remained a secret.

Gu, who speaks Mandarin and frequented China as a child, said she changed her nationality to “inspire millions of young people where my mother was born” and that it was “a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.” times in my life to help promote the sport I love.”

As someone who “loves the sound of camera shutters” and has appeared on the covers of China editions of Vogue, Harper’s and Elle, Gu will be flooded with television and commercial opportunities as the Games This hit is over.

Of course, skeptics will dispute the potential financial returns she’ll make now in the world’s largest emerging snow market – and Twitter scoffers immediately started calling her. He is a traitor to American politics.

A crowd of up to 300 fans witnessed history at Big Air Shuogang in a derelict part of the city.

This is the first time IOC President Bach and former tennis player Peng were photographed together.

An opportunity many see as a PR exercise to appease Westerners who have called for details about her whereabouts and safety over the past three months.