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Former skier Nika Fleiss has angelology boyfriend

Croatian Times

Nika Fleiss, 26 a former Croatian Alpine skier, has a new boyfriend involved in the study of angels known as angelology.

Fleiss married French freestyle ski-team coach Michael Lucatelli in December 2009 but got divorced only a few months later.

The divorce was not the only shock for the young skier because the Croatian Ski Federation also decided this year not to support her any more because of her poor skiing results.

In the last few months, the Croatian media have been speculating about her private life and why she got divorced so fast.

Fleiss has decided to stop the media speculation. She has confirmed to daily Vecernji list that she is involved in a love relationship with a Swiss who studies angels and has already written two books.

The couple spent their holidays on Cres Island.

Fleiss represented Croatia at the 2002 and 2006 Winter Olympics.



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