Biography Flash: Chloe Kim Wins Third World Championship and Sets Sights on Historic Olympic Triple Gold

Chloe Kim Biography Flash a weekly Biography. Chloe Kim continues to dominate the world of snowboarding, and the past few days have only reinforced her status as a global icon poised for another historic Olympic run. At 25, Kim is already a two-time Olympic gold medalist, having achieved victories in both PyeongChang and Beijing, and she just secured her spot for the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics by winning her third snowboard halfpipe world championship in St. Moritz, as widely covered by Unofficial Networks and NBC Olympics. That win places her one step away from becoming the first athlete—man or woman—to triple up on Olympic halfpipe golds, and the anticipation for what she’ll pull off next winter is palpable. Kim’s competitive streak didn’t stop there. Just this past weekend in Aspen, she delivered another show-stealing World Cup performance, unveiling a run that included her signature cab double cork 1080 stalefish and landing her a first-run score of 91.75, as reported by Snowboard International. Her win in Aspen came right on the heels of an eighth X Games gold medal, also at Aspen, and a recent Laax Open victory, where she became the first woman to land a cab dub 1080 in competition. She’s fiercely competitive yet remains playful—after clinching the win, she went for a risky new trick for the home crowd and crashed, then laughed it off, promising to “mix it up again next time.” Her presence isn’t just about gold medals, though: she’s mentoring rising stars like Korea’s Gaon Choi, who credits Chloe for inspiration and guidance. When she’s not conquering the halfpipe, Kim is all over the media. She has 1 million Instagram followers and keeps her fanbase updated with content about her snowboarding, travels, and her fashion pursuits. Her collaboration with Roxy continues to grow, and she recently announced a new signature line dropping this November, according to ELLE Canada. She’s headlined campaigns with eBay and Vogue, curating vintage looks, and was featured alongside high-profile names in the launch of Breitling’s “All-Star Squad.” She’s also been candid about bumping up her mental health advocacy, sharing stories about her struggles and self-care as she preps for another Olympic cycle. On social media, Chloe recently went viral for a lighthearted post rating her worst crashes, showing her playfulness and candid connection with fans. She poked fun at herself, sharing “cutesy falls” and worrying about how much it stresses out her mom—a moment that drew plenty of supportive comments. Kim’s star power is reflected not just in competition, but also in her work with big brands and ongoing philanthropic efforts. She balances life as a world-class athlete with a love for fashion, media appearances (including “The Masked Singer” and even “Sesame Street”), and speaking out on mental health. As NBC Sports just announced, she’ll be a headline figure in their 2025-26 FIS World Cup coverage, once again confirming her place at the top of her sport. This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI.