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Carlos Yulo, Chloe San Jose enjoy snow day in Australia
In Chloe's latest Instagram Reel, she showed them heading to Mount Buller, a town in Australia. They drove, and then travelled by bus.
'No trending audio/sound, just our snow day trip,' Chloe wrote in her video.
She added in her caption, 'winter looks good on us.'
At the snowy destination, Carlos and Chloe had fun with a toboggan, or a sled ride.
Carlos and Chloe have been together since 2020. They often share sweet messages for each other online.
Carlos made history at the 2024 Paris Olympics, winning two gold medals from the floor exercise and vault events in men's gymnastics.
This year, he won three bronze medals (individual all-around, vault) in the Asian Gymnastics Championships held in South Korea.
—Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News
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