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I have a question about Inge Solheim if you don't mind? Google shows him as being married to Anna She has a public Twitter and IG theannasolheim She just recently had a baby boy named Freddie but no sign of Inge in any pictures Are they still together? She seems to be in London not Norway
I think Inge and Anna have divorced, and I’m not sure who Freddie’s father is, but they seem to be on good terms, still friendly :)
Inge is in Norway all the time, as you know, he is norwegian. Maybe he's just fed up with people using his pics.
I know he is there a lot, but I feel like it was a bit too coincidental for both of them to be in Tromsø at the same time. And I’m sure his pictures are being used all the time, he has some great pictures on his Instagram. If he didn’t want them to be shared, he’d probably just delete his entire profile, or make it private.
The January 5, 2015 issue of US Weekly contains their choices for photos of the year. The photo of Alexander Skarsgård snapped by polar consultant/adventure guide Inge Solheim was included. They said: 'US Weekly's editors sorted through 15 million images this year, Here are the ones that made us stop and stare.'
Inge took the photo of Alex on December 13, 2013, at the South Pole after their trek for Walking With the Wounded. Inge tweeted the pic on January 7, 2014.
Photo: Inge Solheim & Alexander Skarsgard at the South Pole (12/13/2014)
Here’s your chance to own the South Pole Allied Challenge Jacket, as worn by Alexander on the ice in Antarctica for the duration of the Walking With The Wounded South Pole Allied Challenge 2013.
Alexander has kindly donated his jacket to Walking With The Wounded to auction off on his website, AlexSkarsgard.Net, and we are giving you the chance to give much needed funds to the charity in return for the very jacket worn by Alexander.
The jacket is made by WWTW expedition clothing sponsor Helly Hansen and is a gortex shell jacket, complete with all sponsor branding as worn by Alex and his team. The jacket comes complete with a synthetic fur ruff as demonstrated in photos. The jacket is a Men’s size Large.
Walking With The Wounded was established to raise funds to finance the re-training of wounded servicemen and women and in so doing assists them in acquiring the skills and qualifications necessary to find new careers outside the military.
Winning bidder will be notified by email upon auction’s end and payment will be made directly to the charity’s fundraising page in Alexander’s name at http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/AlexSkarsgard .
Walking With the Wounded will pay the shipping charges as the jacket will be sent from their offices in the UK. They have agreed to ship the jacket worldwide so feel free to bid, wherever in the world you may be.
AUCTION ENDS JUNE 14th! MAKE A BID HERE.
Source: Inge Solheim Tack!
As promised, we've got photos & video from the Walking With the Wounded event, "Listen to the Whole Story" of the South Pole 2013 expedition that was held on May 13, 2014 in New York City. Ed Parker, Guy Disney, Margaux Mange, Ivan Castro and Inge Solheim were there to give their inspiring accounts of the trek to the South Pole. (Sadly, Alexander Skarsgård was not able to attend.)
Click HERE for our exclusive photos and video.
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Our friends at Walking With the Wounded asked us to share some exciting news…Some of them will be on hand in New York to tell their adventures of the South Pole Allied Challenge 2013 and YOU can be there to witness it!
US Team Noom Coach members Margaux Mange and Ivan Castro will be joined by Guy Disney from UK Team Glenfiddich alongside head guide Inge Solheim and Walking with the Wounded co-founder Edward Parker to tell the story of the Race to the South Pole in November and December 2013.
Tuesday, May 13, 2014, at 5:30 p.m.
Drinks reception afterwards
Barclays Capital, 745 Seventh Avenue, New York, NY 10019
Suggested donation: $30.00* (this will be handled through the Kane Foundation which is a 501c3 so will be tax efficient).
The ballroom will have a capacity of 250 so make your reservations early to be sure you get a seat.
RSVP to Guy Disney [email protected]
Read more here.