Annette Dytrt: The "Playboy" cover has always been her dream
Ice Princess Annette Dytrt, 35, currently coaches musician John Kelly, 51, in Dancing on Ice (Sat.1). In the TV show, she is seen in training clothes and sparkling ice dance outfits. But now fans are allowed to admire them splinter-naked. She posed for the new issue of the men's magazine "Playboy" - including on "a purpose-built throne of ice", on which it was "very slippery", as she explains in the interview to the photo gallery.
With the "Playboy" shoot, the professional athlete with Czech roots meets a teen dream. "Katarina Witt was the first," she says with reference to the legendary, completely sold-out cover (1998) of the former figure skating superstar. "As a kid, I was a big fan of her, she was just the queen on the ice, I was 15 when I saw her 'playboy' pics, and just thought, Wow, that's art, that's really something that I also want to do something, "says Annette Dytrt. It really is a great honor for her.
The hot curves of the runner-star, which can be seen in the pictures, come not by chance. Annette Dytrt says a lot: "I go jogging a lot, doing yoga or stretching." She does sports almost every day and rarely drinks alcohol. "Except when I'm with my family, I make sure I relax," she says. Currently, she commutes between the family, who has been back in Prague for a few years, and her boyfriend, the French pair-working pro Yannick Bonheur, 36, who lives in Paris.
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