In Pictures: Mondo Duplantis and girlfriend Desiré Inglander turn heads as they share glimpses of their trip to Milan

Mondo Duplantis has had an incredibly busy 2024, and he is taking a well deserved vacation in the off season. The pole vaulter's girlfriend, Desiré Inglander, shared snaps from the couple’s trip to Milan, much to fans' delight.

For Duplantis, his season began back in January with indoor competitions. The Swede excelled from the very beginning of the year, winning the Glasgow World Indoor Championships in March. From there, the pole vaulter went on to dominate outdoor competition, setting multiple new world records and defending his Olympic gold medal at the Paris Olympics.

Now, Mondo Duplantis is taking some well deserved rest before he begins to train for the 2025 season. The Swede recently took a trip to Milan alongside girlfriend Desiré Inglander, with the latter sharing pictures of the vacation on Instagram, with the caption,

“Milan dump.”

Duplantis also shared pictures from the trip a few days ago, captioning them,

“Milano tingz.”

Mondo Duplantis and Desiré Inglander on their relationship

Mondo Duplantis at the Wanda Diamond League 2024 Final - Source: Getty

Mondo Duplantis and Desiré Inglander first met at a Midsummer party in 2020, and the couple have quickly become inseparable. Inglander is a familiar face on the sidelines whenever Duplantis is competing at a major competition, cheering for her boyfriend as he writes and rewrites history.

Recently, Duplantis opened up about his relationship with the Swedish model, emphasizing that she gave him ‘balance’ in his life.

“Desiré brings me such a great balance in life. It’s so nice to be able to come home and escape into a completely different world, absorb ourselves in each other and whatever we’re doing. She’s a great travel buddy,” he said in a conversation with Vogue Scandinavia.

For her part, Inglander opened up about how planning trips to her boyfriend's competitions and balancing her own work sometimes got difficult. She explained that she appreciated the pole vaulter's easy going nature in this aspect, saying,

“The only crazy part is the planning aspect, it can be so impossible to plan everything out. But I also kind of love that. I’m the planning freak and Mondo is the complete opposite. But he’s taught me to just let it happen, let it flow. He brings me down to earth.”

For Mondo Duplantis, his focus will now likely turn to the 2025 competitive season, with yet another World Championships gold beckoning in Tokyo next year.