Non-binary winners of Eurovision 2024 from Switzerland Nemo (Nemo) published a video in which they announced meeting the “love of their life” in an unexpected place. We are talking about a video filmed at a skating rink in Poznan, Poland, where the artists appeared together with a mysterious partner.
The video was published on TikTok. Nemo wrote in a note: “I met the love of my life at the skating rink (this is not clickbait)! " Commentators' questions about the relationship were also not answered..
In the video, Nemo is driving towards an unknown man. Then they hit each other and then spin around in a dance.. In certain frames, the partner's face is clearly visible. However, who exactly this person is, what he does and what the status of their relationship is is still unknown.
It is worth noting that last fall Nemo visited Ukraine. In October, the winners of Eurovision 2024 visited Kyiv, where they met with fans, walked around the center of the capital, performed a concert and even survived an air raid raid. The artists also learned several Ukrainian phrases and publicly expressed support for the Ukrainians.
Ukrainian singer Jerry Heil, who became friends with Nemo during the Eurovision 2024, recalled that in Kyiv the artists learned to say “good evening” and “hello”, and also remembered the phrase from her song “Add the thickness (12 points)”.
Another Ukrainian artist, Tucha, said that during her stay in Ukraine, Nemo subscribed to telegram channels for monitoring air raids and reacted sharply to shelling.
The musicians also recalled that during the massive attack they were forced to spend the night in the shelter of a hotel and admitted their sympathy for the Ukrainians.
Nemo Mettler was born on August 3, 1999 in the Swiss city of Biel (Bienne). Since childhood they played the violin, piano and drums. At the age of 18, the artists recorded a platinum single and several mini-albums, and gained wide international recognition after winning Eurovision 2024 with the song The Code.
In 2023, Nemo publicly declared their non-binary identity and asked to be addressed in the plural - "