Jonathan Owens and wife Simone Biles share a kiss on the sidelines ahead of Bears vs Vikings

Jonathan Owens' team, the Chicago Bears, might not have won the game against the Minnesota Vikings, but Simone Biles is supportive of the husband through defeats and victories.

Almost a day after the Bears lost to the Vikings 27-30, the Olympian took to Instagram to share a video of her kissing her husband and Bears safety on the sidelines of the game before kickoff.

She captioned the video,

"🤍🤍🤍"

In the next story, she shared a picture of a huge Bears banner with the words, "Bears Down".

Jonathan Owens and wife Simone Biles share a kiss on the sidelines ahead of Bears vs Vikings (Image Source: instagram.com/simonebiles)

Chicago scored first with less than one minute left on the clock for the first quarter to end, which was followed by two consecutive Vikings touchdowns in the second quarter. The Bears managed to close the gap with a field goal at 10-14.

In the third quarter, however, the Bears failed to score any points, while the Vikings managed a field goal and a touchdown taking the score to 10-24. Jonathan Owens and his team managed a comeback with two touchdowns and a field goal, while the Vikings secured a field goal as well.

At the end of regulation time, both the Bears and the Vikings now had put up 27 points on the scoreboard. However, during the first overtime, the Vikings managed to secure a field goal and then went on to win the game.

Simone Biles reacted to Jonathan Owens' celebration

After forcing a fumble, Jonathan Owens performed the gymnastics salute and paid tribute to his wife. Simone Biles reacted to the celebration, sharing a clip of the video on her story.

She captioned it, "🤍🤍🤍🤣🤣🤣"

However, her live reaction from the stadium to the forced fumble was even better. When she became aware of the play by her husband, she pumped one hand with palms open in the air. Soon after she began pumping both hands.

The loss at the hands of their divisional rivals is their fifth consecutive loss of the season. The Bears next face division leaders Detroit Lions.