Vendela LönnqvistMax
On TV, viewers get an insight into a very emotional phone call between Peter “Foppa” Forsberg and his son.
This is how Peter “Foppa” Forsberg & Nicole Nordin’s new life will be after the breakup
After the commercial: This is how Peter “Foppa” Forsberg & Nicole Nordin’s new life will be after the breakup
Peter “Foppa” Forsberg, 51, put his skates on the shelf a long time ago but is oh so relevant again.
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Then Foppa announced his separation from Nicole
The time has come for his trip across the Atlantic to be broadcast on television. The sailing, which he does with a bunch of other celebrities, took off already last year.
At the time, Peter was recently separated from ex-wife Nicole Nordin, 37. Last year, they announced the divorce in a joint statement, carefully pointing out that their three children Lennox, 12, Lily, 10, and Diego, 8, will be their eldest and main focus.
Foppa travels across the Atlantic – talks about the feelings
The premiere of “Over the Atlantic” is broadcast on Tuesday evening and already in the first episode we get to know Peter’s feelings closely. It is already when he mentally prepares for the 17-day journey that he reveals his feelings about the great adventure and looks back on the time that was just before the departure.
– After all, a lot has happened in life in the last few months, so maybe it’s nice to get away and not have any stress from the outside world in any way. You are only where you are.
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Here is what is lacking for Peter “Foppa” Forsberg – the telephone conversation with his son
But the tears won’t come until he’s FaceTimed with his eldest son Lennox. When Peter makes sure the kids know he’s going to be gone for 17 days, it’s a complete failure for the son.
– Lennox don’t be sad, fight! You get to hug and take care of each other. I’ll call you right when I get there, okay guys?, Peter replies.
When he hangs up with Lennox, he takes a moment to collect himself before regaining his courage:
– That was harder than I thought. But that’s good. It will be all the more fun when you arrive.
