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Arnold Schwarzenegger, 73, brings blonde girlfriend Heather Milligan, 46, to climate summit in his native Austria
They have been dating for eight years.
And Arnold Schwarzenegger, 73, was spotted showing his physical therapist girlfriend Heather Milligan, 46, around his native Austria this week.
The action star turned politician was in Vienna for the Austrian World Summit held by his organization The Schwarzenegger Climate Initiative.
Side by side: Arnold Schwarzenegger, 73, was spotted showing his physical therapist girlfriend Heather Milligan, 46, around his native Austria this week
Arnold and his much younger girlfriend glowed as they arrived at the 18th century Spanish Riding School where the event was being held.
The riding school is located inside the Hofburg which was the metropolitan winter palace of the Habsburg royals in imperial Austria.
Arnold cut a dashing figure in a navy suit teamed with a sky blue shirt, going stylishly without a tie during his summer excursion to Europe.
Meanwhile Heather slipped into a fashionable black dress that featured sheer mesh sleeves, wearing her blonde hair down.
Place to be: The action star turned politician was in Vienna for the Austrian World Summit held by his organization The Schwarzenegger Climate Initiative
Hobnobbing: The action star turned politician was in Vienna for the Austrian World Summit held by his organization The Schwarzenegger Climate Initiative
While Arnie and Heather were in the dazzling venue they could be spotted mixing with grandees prior to his speech.
At one point the couple posed up for photographs with Austrian President Alexander Van Der Bellen and his wife Doris Schmidauer.
Arnold, who himself used to be the Governor Of California, took the podium during his summit to deliver a speech on climate change.
The Terminator star, who rose to fame as a bodybuilder with the nickname the ‘Austrian Oak,’ pumped his fists during his speech.
Stepping out: Arnold cut a dashing figure in a navy suit teamed with a sky blue shirt, going stylishly without a tie during his summer excursion to Europe
Top brass: At one point the couple posed up for photographs with Austrian President Alexander Van Der Bellen and his wife Doris Schmidauer
While at the lectern he warned activists against ‘constant alarm which cannot be sustained’ and urged a hopeful tone, PA Media reported.
While visiting Vienna a decade ago he dished that he missed ‘a juicy wiener schnitzel’ and ‘the music of Mozart’ while in America.
He remarked then that he was ‘rediscovering the simple, gentler pleasures of Austria,’ according to the Associated Press.
Applause: Arnold, who himself used to be the Governor Of California, took the podium during his summit to deliver a speech on climate change
Years later he confessed on In Depth With Graham Bensinger that during his childhood ‘I always for some reason or the other felt that I was in the wrong place.’
He added: ‘I always felt out of place in Austria. I felt kind of like – I mean it was a beautiful country and everything but it was kind of like I felt like it’s too little for me. I was much more attracted to America.’
Arnie, whose father Gustav was a volunteer Nazi storm trooper, joked that ‘it was almost kind of like, it was one of those weird things, you know, this – maybe I’m the child of some American soldier of some sort. You know, there was something going on, you know, that somehow I belong to America.’
Content: While at the lectern he warned activists against ‘constant alarm which cannot be sustained’ and urged a hopeful tone, PA Media reported
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