Myles Garrett has been hard at work with the Los Angeles Rams during training camp. On Friday, Garrett and his girlfriend, snowboarder Chloe Kim, spent a day out together enjoying some downtime before the hectic NFL schedule begins.
On Saturday, Kim posted a photo on her Instagram Story of a card from her Pokémon collection. The couple are both avid fans and collectors of Pokémon trading cards.
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In the following post on her Instagram Story, she shared another Pokémon card from her collection with a stack of other cards in the backdrop.
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As for Myles Garrett, he didn’t practice this past week as he continued to deal with swelling in his knee. It’s not expected to be a lingering injury but simply a precaution.
The Los Angeles Rams traded for Garrett on June 1 from the Cleveland Browns in exchange for Jared Verse and draft picks in 2027, 2028 and 2029.
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Chloe Kim commented on funny ESPYs moment with Myles Garrett
Chloe Kim presented her boyfriend, Myles Garrett, with the “Best Record-Breaking Performance” award at the 2026 ESPYs in July. The couple shared a kiss when the defensive end got on stage. Afterwards, the Olympic snowboarder joked about the interaction on stage in an Instagram post.
“presented an ESPY to the guy who kissed me the other night, Congrats love, you make me so so proud ❤️,” Kim joked.
Kim and Garrett debuted their relationship in May 2025 when they attended the Crunchyroll Anime Awards together in Tokyo, Japan. She then showed her support for Garrett during the NFL season as he went on to break the all-time sack record with 23.
Garrett then traveled to Milan, Italy in February as Kim participated in her third Winter Olympics, bringing home a silver medal.
Edited by Bethany Cohen
