Bianca Ingrosso Splits From Billionaire Boyfriend Jonas Ejevärn

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Expressen recently reported that entrepreneur and influencer Bianca Ingrosso, 31, had fallen in love with Jonas Ejevärn, 43, a major shareholder in a billion-kronor company.

The pair were recently on a luxury trip to Thailand, staying at a hotel costing over 150,000 kronor per night. Ejevärn resides in Switzerland, and Ingrosso shared in “Wahlgrens värld” that he had expressed a desire for her to relocate there.

However, in a recent YouTube vlog, Ingrosso announced the split. “When it was at its peak, with all the talk about Bianca being in love, wanting children, and ‘here’s Bianca’s boyfriend’… well guys, it’s over. We broke up. There’s always something,” she stated.

A Short-Lived Romance

The relationship unfolded quickly in the public eye, following Ingrosso’s previous high-profile relationship with Phillipe Cohen. Ejevärn’s profile as a successful investor added another layer of interest, particularly given his substantial stake in the gaming company Hacksaw. According to MediaRådet, Ejevärn holds 5.2 percent of Hacksaw, currently valued at approximately 898 million kronor as of March 2026.

Business Background and Past Connections

Jonas Ejevärn’s business interests extend beyond Hacksaw. He was also linked to Swedish House Mafia, appearing at events with the group in 2012, as documented in images shared by Expressen. He emigrated from Sweden to Switzerland in 2015.

A Complicated History

While the relationship with Ingrosso was relatively recent, reports surfaced quickly regarding Ejevärn’s past. Stoppa Pressarna revealed that Ejevärn was convicted in a criminal case in Stockholm District Court before his move to Switzerland. Details of the conviction remain limited, but the revelation adds a layer of complexity to his public image.

Hacksaw’s Recent Performance

Ejevärn’s investment in Hacksaw has seen fluctuations in value. While his shares were worth over 1.1 billion kronor at the time of the company’s listing in June 2025, the stock price has since fallen by approximately 23 percent, reducing his holdings to around 898 million kronor, as reported by MediaRådet. Hacksaw, founded in 2018, develops slot games for online casinos and reported revenues of approximately 1.5 billion kronor in 2024 with a high operating margin of 84 percent.

Ingrosso’s announcement brings an end to a relationship that captivated Swedish media and fans. The immediate future sees Ingrosso navigating single life, while Ejevärn continues his business ventures in Switzerland. The impact of this split on Ingrosso’s public persona and future relationships remains to be seen.