Shaun White’s ex sizzles in ‘the silence’ in tight black dress while he’s at Olympics

Shaun White’s ex sizzles in ‘the silence’ in tight black dress while he’s at Olympics

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The Winter Games just wouldn’t be the same without snowboarding phenom Shaun White.

After taking home five Olympic medals for Team USA — three of them gold — over five Winter Games, White has returned to the international stage as a commentator for NBC.

And while he’s up in the mountains in Italy, his ex — stunning actress Nina Dobrev — is reveling in her new single era in warm Miami.

With only a black heart emoji as the caption, the Vampire Diaries star scorches in a skin-tight black dress, with her long hair worn down. But it was her song choice for the Friday, February 6 Instagram post that had her fans reeling: Depeche Mode’s classic “Enjoy the Silence.”

The post’s three photos show her sizzling solo, while Shaun was announcing the Opening Ceremonies.

A cover of the song is associated with a pivotal storyline — involving the manipulative and controlling Damon who uses women — of Dobrev’s show.

“OMG, the music… 🫨😻🖤” wrote one fan.

“NINA!” agreed a second. “The SONG!?!? 😩😭♥️”

“The tvd song omg!!” exclaimed a third.

“The song choice as well 👏,” added a fourth.

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Dobrev, 37, and White, 39, broke off their five-year relationship last September, and her fans are loving watching her thrive as she flaunts her fierce new look.

“Dude i think you’re aging backwards,” raved one comment.

“Welcome back miss pierce ❤️,” said another, referencing one of Dobrev’s characters.

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