topic/premium entertainment

Isabella Löwengrip during Ellegalan 2022.

Photo: JARI KANTOLA / STELLA PICTURES

Now she has operated on her breasts.

Photo: OLLE SPORRONG

Entrepreneur Isabella Löwengrip, 33, has returned from her trip to Switzerland where they got a shock when they had to pay for tap water during a dinner: SEK 820.

After returning home, something else awaited:

On Tuesday, Löwengrip reduced her breasts.

“What needs to be done is a reduction, reduce the nipple and move it and insert implants to get a lift. It will be SO nice with a smaller bust,” writes the entrepreneur on his blog.

Löwengrip says that she suffered from her breasts for large parts of her life – not only because of the visual but mainly the practical.

“No sports bras fit well enough when I jump, it’s hard to find nice bikinis and I’ve been so extremely limited in what bras I can wear (75E)”.

Löwengrip’s happiness after breast surgery

The operation took over three hours.

“I didn’t know how I was going to feel afterwards, but I woke up refreshed, happy and hungry. I felt zero pain in the beginning but after a while it started to feel like a weight on my chest and then I got morphine,” she writes on the blog.

Löwengrip now tells Aftonbladet that she is overjoyed about her operation.

– Now I don’t want to be that busty ‘gala’ Isabella anymore. Instead, I train, hike and mountain bike. The breasts have been in the way and controlled what I am capable of. My big dream has been to be able to jump, shoot and run without being bothered by my breasts. I feel happy to finally own my body, she tells the newspaper.

Isabella Löwengrip.

Photo: CHRISTINE OLSSON / TT NEWS AGENCY

Löwengrip’s support from the boyfriend

In her blog, Löwengrip says that she has received a lot of help from her partner Paul Sundvik.

“I can shower the lower part of my body myself (washes my underarms under the faucet) and can put in lenses and wash my face. But Paul gets to braid my hair and help me with clothes and shoes”.

Seeing the breasts for the first time made Löwengrip nervous.

“My God, I was so nervous about it. I had expected yellow/blue breasts and that they would be completely swollen and thin, but they looked absolutely perfect after a day. Of course, the swelling will decrease, but it still looked great and the nipples turned out great,” she writes in her blog.

The audio clip could not be played

Try again later

READ MORE: Isabella Löwengrip paid SEK 820 for Swiss tap waterREAD MORE: Famous married men’s invitations to Isabella Löwengrip

Noomi Rapace i ”Constellation”.

Photo: Julia Terjung / Apple

Noomi Rapace at the premiere of the TV series “The New look”.

Foto: ANDREW H. WALKER/SHUTTERSTOCK / SHUTTERSTOCK EDITORIAL/IBL

Intense and a kind of journey to different “emotional places”,

This is how Noomi Rapace, 44, describes the filming of “Constellation”, the series in which she plays the main role of Jo Ericsson, an astronaut who returns to Earth and discovers that several parts of her life are not at all as they should be.

– The last day, when the recording was over, felt a little surreal. I started to cry. It was like I returned to reality and my own life again, says Noomi Rapace.

Noomi Rapace plays the role of Jo Ericsson in “Constellation”.

Photo: Frédéric Batier / Apple

“Constellation” airs on Apple TV Plus.

Photo: Apple

Briton Peter Harness, the series’ creator and main writer, lives in Sweden. For him, no other actor than Noomi Rapace was in mind for the lead role. Harness even tells Expressen that Rapace “was born to play this role”.

– When she got the scripts, she was almost annoyed. She had intended to take six months off, but felt she had to do this. I don’t want to speak for her, but as I feel this story is a kind of mirror of things that Noomi has experienced and been through in her own life, says Peter Harness.

Unsurprisingly, Noomi Rapace agrees:

– Yes, it really feels like this series was written for me. When I read the scripts, I felt that Peter has been keeping track of what happened in my life. It was almost a little scary.

She sits next to the actor Jonathan Banks, who is known from “Breaking bad” and “Better call Saul”, and plays one of the other supporting roles in “Constellation”. Banks says he “doesn’t envy Rapace” given some of the scenes she was forced to do.

– Physically, this was a demanding recording, that part was intense. What was also challenging was that this was a kind of journey to different places within me, but it also gave me a lot, says Noomi Rapace.

Here you also get the opportunity to switch between Swedish and English. Was it your idea?

– No, that’s how it was written. Since I moved to London with my son several years ago, it’s something we’ve done too. The way my character and her daughter talk to each other is similar to the way my son and I talk to each other.

– We change from Swedish to English all the time. Above all, if we disagree about something, then we take it in Swedish so that no one else understands what we are talking about, says Noomi Rapace and laughs.

She takes a new bet. A little more serious. Once again, Rapace highlights how close she feels that the story in “Constellation” is her own life.

– What happens Well emotionally and how much she loves her job and how much she is ready to invest while wanting to be a mother and is a mother who loves her child most of all… that is one of the biggest challenges in my life, finding that balance between work and being a mother.

“Constellation”

# TV series by Peter Harness premiering February 21 on Apple TV Plus. Michelle MacLaren, Oliver Hirschbiegel and Joseph Cedar direct the eight episodes.

# The cast includes Noomi Rapace, Jonathan Banks, James D’Arcy, Julian Looman, William Catlett, Barbara Sukowa and Rosie and Davina Coleman.

# “Constellation” is about the astronaut Jo. When she returns to Earth after a failed space voyage, she discovers that certain parts of her life are not as they should be. More about the plot: “The action-packed space adventure explores the darkness of the human psyche and one woman’s desperate search for the truth about the hidden history of space travel, with the hope of regaining all she has lost.”

Show moreREAD MORE: So will “Constellation” with Noomi Rapace on Apple TV PlusREAD MORE: The big series’ starting bill: 11 million: “How dare they?”

The audio clip could not be played

Try again later

Danny Saucedo and Anna Eriksson.

Photo: FREDRIK SANDBERG/TT / TT NEWS AGENCY

Danny Saucedo competes in Melodifestivalen.

Foto: PELLE T NILSSON / SPA SPA | SWEDISH PRESS AGENCY

On Saturday, it’s time for Danny Saucedo, 38, to compete in Melodifestivalen with the song “Happy That You Found Me”. It is the fifth time he has participated.

Since last time, the artist and his girlfriend, the model Anna Eriksson, 28, have become parents for the first time.

In an interview with Titti Schultz in “P4 Gästen”, Danny Saucedo talks about his two-month-old son’s unusual name Nahuel.

In Sweden, 155 adults have Nahuel as their first name.

– It was Anna who heard the name when she was out traveling in South America and when she said it, it just felt “yes, how nice”.

Danny Saucedo says that the couple had a long list of names – but that they were mostly girls’ names. They did not find out that they were expecting a boy until later in the pregnancy.

The artist has long dreamed of becoming a father and tells us that it is “unbelievable” to be one as well.

– Patience is something I have to practice all the time, he says in the interview.

Danny Saucedo has big plans for his son, one thing becomes most important.

– I will try to screw him up as little as possible, but above all I just want to create a sensible person who will eventually say, Dad, you don’t understand. And then I think I have done the right thing. Someone who takes it further, my roof will be his floor.

“I haven’t scratched once”

When Anna Eriksson gave birth to her son, Danny Sacuedo was by her side.

– It’s an incredible moment, personally for me, to see the person you love do this process that then results in another person that you have to love to death, it’s so strange and it’s so very personal and private, powerful.

But now he will take on the Melodifestivalen – again.

– I haven’t scratched once, says Danny Saucedo in “P4 Gästen” and laughs.

He tells us that he has no choreography this time – he’s always hidden behind what he describes as spex – now he wants to try something different.

Gunilla: “I think I ate my lipstick”

READ MORE: The explanation for Klaudy’s name – that’s how it came aboutREAD MORE: Danny Saucedo’s announcement: Became a father to a son