Vadim Garbuzov (39) and his girlfriend Saphira are already living together. The "Let's Dance" professional dancer revealed this in a question-and-answer video that he published together with his partner on Instagram. "We've already moved in together," Garbuzov says with a laugh when asked about moving plans. Since then, decorations and a "feminine touch" have found their way in. Saphira adds: "And there's food in the fridge."
The two only officially presented themselves as a couple a few weeks ago. Details about the relationship remained scarce until recently. In the reel, they now answer their followers' questions, with a second part already announced.
They met in December
Garbuzov can pinpoint the beginning of their love story to the exact day. "We met on December 7th," the dancer says. It happened after the "Let's Dance" tour, and in "a very spontaneous way."
How they managed the distance during the "Let's Dance" season
After meeting in December, Garbuzov and Saphira initially spent some time apart this year. For "Let's Dance", the dancer stayed in Cologne for an extended period starting in late February. According to her own account, Saphira visited him there regularly and sometimes stayed for two weeks at a time. During these visits, she also got to know the show's team. Both are therefore confident they can handle work-related absences in the future.
Clear statement on the age difference
According to "Heute.at", there are 16 years between them. Apparently, this is not an issue for them in everyday life. "I think it doesn't play a role at all in everyday life. We fit together very well and it's not noticeable at all," says Saphira.
The gap is only noticeable when it comes to different life stages. "You're maybe a bit further along at certain points than I am. But these are all things that can be solved together," says Saphira.
Desire to have children is already a topic
It won't stop at the shared apartment. The two have already talked about offspring: "Yes, we've actually talked about it. That we want children," says Garbuzov. His girlfriend gets more specific: "Yes, two to three. And we want a dog and a cat."
