Paris, France - January 08, 2026 Video filmed by X user Tina Debove shows a woman skiing downhill through the snow-covered streets of Montmartre on January 7, 2026, during a rare and heavy snowfall in Paris. The footage captures the poster herself gliding confidently along sloped urban streets coated with a thin layer of snow. She wears a black ski suit with white accents and a fur-lined collar, blue ski goggles, a backpack, and uses ski poles to guide her descent. She carves smooth, controlled turns over snow-covered pavement, shifting her weight and bending her knees while spraying light snow from her skis. The run unfolds without falls or major obstacles and ends naturally as the slope flattens. The video alternates between close-up follow shots highlighting her technique and wider views of Montmartre’s iconic scenery. Classic Parisian buildings, balconies, street lamps, parked cars partially buried in snow, bare trees, and a few passersby appear beneath overcast gray skies. The clip was posted with the caption “Used my free will and skied at Montmartre in Paris” and quickly went viral, reaching nearly one million views within a day. Viewers embraced the playful moment amid a broader wave of Parisians skiing, sledding, and enjoying the unusual snowfall. The event occurred during a major winter storm in early January 2026 that brought heavy snow across northwest Europe. The storm transformed locations such as Montmartre’s hills, the Champs de Mars near the Eiffel Tower, and city parks into temporary ski areas, while also causing flight cancellations, road disruptions, and transport chaos across the region.