Lindsey Vonn was in attendance at The Academy Museum’s 5th Annual Gala held at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures on October 18, 2025 in Los Angeles, California. The event landed on the Vonn’s 41st birthday and commemorate the coincidence, Lindsey sported 41 carats of diamonds:
“Wait… it’s my birthday so soon? Time flies! Honestly don’t feel older, I actually feel younger….but since I’m 41 now I thought I’d wear 41 carats and a beautiful Rolex to match. They say diamonds are a girls best friend…and her dogs haha. Thank you Rolex and The Academy for having me tonight. I felt like Springsteen was playing just for me. It was incredible. And thank you to everyone for the kind words and flowers. I wasn’t feeling great for a few reasons and my friends really showed up. Love you guys.” –Lindsey Vonn
Lindsey was joined by a bevy of entertainment elite including Ed Sheeran, Jesse Eisenberg, Jeff Goldblum, Jenna Ortega, and Emily Ratajkowski who were all serenaded by Legacy Award honoree Bruce Springsteen who played “Land of Hope and Dreams” and “Atlantic City” during his three-song acoustic set. Happy Birthday to Lindsey Vonn,
Beyond heading to the Academy Museum Gala, Vonn spent her birthday week grinding hard with preseason training. Just because she’s 41 doesn’t mean she’ll be slowing down her training anytime soon.
What’s Store For 2026
The 41-year-old ski racing legends has a stated goal of representing America at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympic Games where she hopes to compete in the downhill event. Lindsey has made it clear that if she races in Italy it will be her final competitive event and plans to retire again after the games (although she may continue if she’s in contention for a World Cup title). We hope she had an incredible birthday and we wish her well on her Olympic journey. Lets Go Lindsey!
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