Move over, rom-coms — the real love story of 2026 just got its most adorable scene yet. Myles Garrett, the Cleveland Browns' pass-rushing machine who shattered the single-season sack record in January, proved he's just as strong off the field. At the recent Time100 Gala, the NFL star pulled off the ultimate boyfriend move: he scooped up his girlfriend, Olympic snowboarder Chloe Kim, and carried her all the way to their car.
Dressed in a sleek black suit, Garrett made the moment look effortless. Kim, radiant in a reddish-pink dress, seemed to love every second. The NFL's official social media account quickly dubbed it "the sweetest thing ever," and fans couldn't agree more. "This is genuinely so sweet," one user wrote on X. "Chivalry alive and well ❤️ Class act, Myles!" added another.
Let's be real — for a guy who routinely bull rushes 300-pound offensive linemen, carrying Kim's 115-pound frame was probably easier than his morning warmup. But that's exactly what made the gesture so charming. It wasn't about strength; it was about showing the world how much he cares.
Garrett and Kim have quietly become one of sports' most beloved power couples. Both are at the peak of their games. Garrett, the No. 1 overall pick in 2017 out of Texas A&M, now sits 20th on the NFL's all-time sack list after posting a record 23 sacks in 2025. Kim, meanwhile, is an eight-time Winter X Games gold medalist and three-time Olympic medalist, adding a silver in February to her golds from 2018 and 2022.
The Time100 Gala moment wasn't just a photo op — it was a reminder that even in a world of celebrity couple comparisons, some gestures are genuinely heartwarming. Kim, who recently stunned on the red carpet and silenced engagement buzz, seems to have found a partner who balances dominance on the field with sweetness off it.
Fans ate it up. "That's so sweet!" another X user wrote, while others praised Garrett for keeping chivalry alive. The two have been dating for a while now, and their shared love for competition and excellence makes them a natural fit. Garrett's relentless pursuit of quarterbacks mirrors Kim's fearless runs down the halfpipe.
As the 2026 season approaches, Garrett will look to build on his historic campaign. Kim, still just 25, has plenty more snowboarding glory ahead. But for one night at least, they weren't champions — they were just a couple enjoying a sweet moment in the spotlight.
