Osimhen’s Pregnant girlfriend, Stefanie Kim Ladewig, who is the eight-month pregnant girlfriend of Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen, has escaped injury after a three-vehicle crash in Istanbul, Türkiye.
The 26-year-old model was later discharged from the hospital after undergoing medical examinations as a precaution because of her pregnancy, Türkiye Today reported on Wednesday, citing the Demirören News Agency.
The accident occurred at about 3:10 pm on Tuesday in the Mithatpasa neighbourhood of Kemerburgaz, in Istanbul’s Eyupsultan district.
According to DHA, Osimhen’s Pregnant girlfriend was driving an SUV when she entered a bend and hit a light commercial vehicle driven by a person identified as Paris T.
The impact reportedly caused her to lose control of the SUV, which then collided with another SUV travelling in the opposite direction.
Osimhen’s Pregnant girlfriend
The crash involved two SUVs and a light commercial vehicle. All three vehicles sustained damage, but no injuries were reported.
According to DHA, Osimhen’s Pregnant girlfriend, who was eight months pregnant at the time of the crash, went to a private hospital in the Maslak area of Istanbul’s Sariyer district for precautionary medical examinations.
Ladewig, who was born in Berlin, Germany, works as a model and shares fashion and beauty content on social media, according to Türkiye Today.
Osimhen, 27, is a Nigerian international who plays for Turkish club Galatasaray after leaving Napoli.
Meanwhile, Victor Osinhen opens up about returning to school, his humble beginnings, and family blessings.
“Victor Osimhen just dropped something nobody really saw coming. “Set aside everything you know about him on the pitch for a second. Victor Osimhen sat down and got real—about the streets he came from, the journey it took to get here, and what his life looks like when football is no longer part of the equation. And somewhere in the middle of all of that, he dropped this: he wants to go back to school and get a degree.”
For someone currently playing at the very top of European football and worth millions of Euros, choosing a lecture hall over a comfortable retirement is a different kind of flex. Most footballers retire into coaching or TV studios. Osimhen is looking at campus life instead. His reason is simple: he wants something meaningful that lasts longer than his career.
He also got real about money in a way you don’t hear from many athletes at his level. He said he prayed to God not to make him ‘super rich’—just comfortable enough to take care of his family. But life had other plans, and God gave him more than he ever asked for.” Today, my family can drive any car they want.”
Yet, even with that kind of financial freedom, locking down a Victor Osimhen university degree remains a major personal box he is determined to tick. He explained that he values education deeply, viewing it as a massive personal gap he needs to close after poverty forced him to miss out on it during his early years.
He also got real about money in a way you don’t hear from many athletes at his level. He said he prayed to God not to make him ‘super rich’—just comfortable enough to take care of his family. But life had other plans, and God gave him more than he ever asked for.” Today, my family can drive any car they want.”
Yet, even with that kind of financial freedom, locking down a Victor Osimhen university degree remains a major personal box he is determined to tick. He explained that he values education deeply, viewing it as a massive personal gap he needs to close after poverty forced him to miss out on it during his early years.
Osimhen’s life is easily one of the most inspiring grass-to-grace stories in Nigerian sports. “Before the big contract and the transfer drama, Osimhen na just one Lagos boy for Olusosun, wey dey hawk pure water for traffic just to make sure his family get something to eat. Then 2015 come.Buy Maps
He enter that U-17 World Cup and fire 10 goals, collect the Golden Boot, and help the Golden Eaglets take the trophy. That tournament change everything. From selling sachet water for roadside, he become one of the most expensive African footballers wey ever play this game. No be small thing.” Continue reading here
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