>>>Lengendary
retired skier Lindsey vonn
getting a romantic Valentine's
day surprise from her hockey
boyfriend pk subban.
Tell me everything.
He set the table for you.
Did he make you dinner?
>> He actually got a chef to
come in and make dinner.
It was incredible.
We had this like chocolate cake
and he knows I love chocolate
and he actually had Ben &
Jerry's for -- with the cake.
It was so cute.
I honestly didn't expect
anything because he had done so
much with the G.O.A.T. Cake and
the stuffed animal two days
before and he totally tricked
me.
He is really good at surprising
me.
He is very romantic and very
cute.
>> Is he the one, Lindsey?
Are we thinking babies?
>> You are putting me on the
spot!
>> Is there some news to tell us
already?
>> No!
>> You have had some time off.
>> No, no.
I mean, he's definitely the one.
He's amazing an I'm very lucky
to be with him.
But I don't know.
I've got to adapt to retired
life first before we make any
steps in that direction.
>> He's adorable.
How did you two meet?
I know him being a professional
athlete like you he gets it.
>> Yeah.
He definitely gets it.
But it's a little different
being on a team and I was an
individual athlete, but we met
at the epsys a few years ago.
As soon as I was single he was
very persistent in his messages
until we finally met up and
yeah.
He won me over.
>> Persistent?
Dms on the texts?
Yeah?
>> Yeah, well his sat a really
good friend of mine and she
connected us and yeah.
He won me over, yes.
I was watching the day of your
race, following your entire
career.
And what a way to do out.
The penultimate, you crashed
spectacularly, not to bring it
back up.
It's painful.
Take me through the final run.
>> I was so nervous.
You know?
Obviously, the super-d,
crashing, did not go the way I
had planned and I wanted so
badly to finish on top.
But I honestly didn't know
physically what I was capable
of.
I was pretty banged up and my
knees were terrible.
I just gave it everything I had.
I speed with all heart, and, you
know, I think I finished in a
way that I can really be proud
of.
It wasn't a win but it felt like
one.
>> Wasn't a win but you were
finishing with a bronze.
>> Yes.
>> That's a win!
>> Yes.
I like -- like I said, it felt
like a win to me and, you know
sh
given the situation, I had no
training all summer and my knees
were just terrible.
I just willed myself down the
course one last time.
I'm thankful it turned out as
good as it did.
>> Crossing, though, that finish
line and then hearing the crowd
roar and seeing the love that
you got, take me back to that
moment and the emotions you
>> It was so awesome.
I mean, all I wanted was to come
through the finish and hear the
fans cheering one more time.
And to be in the lead one last
time.
And I did that.
You know?
And most of the cheering I think
came from my family, from my
sister and my dad and my brother
and my friends that had come all
the way to Sweden.
It was not a short trip, but,
you know, they made it because
it was my last race.
It was so special.
I can't even put into words the
emotions I felt.
You know?
I've been crying for a long
time, leading into those world
championships, and just kind of
accepting the fact that I have
reached the point where I need
to retire so to finish on that
note was just more than I could
have hoped for.
>> Nobody does a comeback better
than you.
I mean, your routine, it seems
is workout, therapy, eat, sleep
and repeat.
>> Repeat.
>> Now what?
Now what do you do?
>> That's a good question.
So far I haven't quite figured
it out.
I mean, I have gone to the gym
only once and I already feel
extremely lazy so I need to get
into a new rhythm and a daily
plan but I have a lot of
opportunities coming up as far
as work goes but a daily life is
an adjustment.
>> Well, we'll get to extremely
lazy and what that means for
you.
What is your extremely lazy look
like compared to my extremely
lazy?
>> I'm sure you go to yoga and
>> You'll come with me, right?
>> No!
We had this set.
>> Nathey're coming.
>> Maybe I'll take you up on the
offer but I don't want to work
out because I've been doing it
for so long and same time I feel
really good when I work out so I
need to come up with like a plan
I'm comfortable with where I'm
not burning myself out but still
enjoying it.
>> Are you able to indulge a
little bit now?
Have a piece of cake?
>> That go cake is gone,
demolished.
Took me like two and a half
I didn't eat the head.
It was actually like hard.
But the butt was really good.
>> The butt was good.
We're going to talk more about
>> I know you have lots of big
plans in the works.
It seems like the world is your
oyster right now and pick and
choose whatever you want to do.
You are working with the rock.
Tell us about that.
>> I have a project coming up
with him.
You know?
He's been such a great guy to
me.
A great friend.
A mentor.
And I've gone on set with him
and just I love asking him
questions because he is so open
and honest about it.
I don't know the next phase of
my life looks like and so I'm
interested to hear from his
perspective how he transitioned
into movies and, you know, he's
had so much success I want to
learn from him an it's been nice
to have him to lean on and
looking forward to future stuff.
>> Move to Hollywood then I'm
taking it?
>> Well, I have a place in L.A.
And pk and I spent a summer
there and it's definitely a
place we enjoy being.
I'm close to the studios.
You never know.
>> Little TV for you maybe?
>> Maybe.
>> Maybe some NBC 20/20 Tokyo
comment tating?
>> I mean, everyone knows I love
myself some NBC and see what
shape or form that comes out in.
>> I mean, when you say retired,
are we say retired-retired?
Could you possibly come back?
You know, after the body is
rested and healed?
You know?
You just came in third.
I think you could eke out -- I
mean, you're four away.
You have been chasing that goal.
>> I know.
And it's been a really tough
pill to swallow.
You know?
So close to reaching that
record.
But yet so far and I just -- I
physically can't do it.
That last run was literally
everything I had left in me.
And I still need surgery on my
left leg.
I have a torn lcl.
My body is literally being held
together with duct tape right
now so I'm going to just pass
on -- there's no comebacks.
This is all I got.
>> Oh, well, we know we're going
to enjoy you more on the slopes
so with your doggy.
Is this little Lucy in the
outfits?
>> Oh yeah.
>> I love the fashion.
>> It is actually a children's
patagonia onesie I bought at the
store.
I can't say she enjoyed it.
She was warm and that's all that
matters.
I was trying to take care of my
fur baby.
>> I got a new puppy so I'll buy
one for him on the slopes.
>> You should.
100%.
>> Yoga in L.A. Next, right?
You and I.
>> Okay.
Can we start with pilates?
>> We're set.
Lindsey, congratulations.
You are fantastic.
We adore you.
Look forward to catching up