Jordan Chiles pens a heartfelt message as she meets Mariah Carey during Christmas Time tour

Jordan Chiles recently shared a heartfelt message as she met Mariah Carey during the singer's Christmas Time Tour. The gymnast expressed her admiration and excitement for Carey, reflecting on how special it was to connect with such a legendary figure during the holiday season.

Mariah Carey is currently navigating her Christmas Time Tour with the recent concert being held in Bridgestone Arena, Nashville on Monday, November 15, 2024. Following the concert, the 55-year-old shared a picture with Jordan Chiles.

The 21-year-old secured the gold medal at the French capital in the women's team event alongside Simone Biles, Jade Carey, Suni Lee, and Hezly Rivera. She competed on all four apparatus, collecting a total of 14.400, 14.366, 12.733, and 13.966 points, on vault, uneven bars, balance beam, and floor exercise routines, respectively.

While Carey was seen donning a black bodycon dress in the recently shared picture, Chiles opted for an off-shoulder red t-shirt with a big white bow on the front, which she paired with light blue denim. The 21-year-old completed her look with a silver watch, her signature "Baby Jo" pendant necklace, and a bold shimmering hairpin.

Carey shared the picture on social media and wrote:

"#Christmastime tour moments 💕🦋"

Chiles reshared the picture on her Instagram story and expressed her joy.

Screenshot of Jordan Chiles' Instagram story.

The upcoming stop of Carey's Christmas Time tour will be held at Allstate Arena in Rosemont, Illinois.

"Hard just to comprehend everything" - Jordan Chiles reflects on her feelings after the bronze medal debacle at the Paris Games

Jordan Chiles speaks onstage during 2024 Black Entrepreneurs in Atlanta, Georgia. (Image Source: Getty Images)

Jordan Chiles recently weighed in on handing over the bronze medal from the floor routine at the Paris Games.

The gymnast was ripped off her medal after Romania's Gymnastics files a complaint, stating her coach Cecile Landi appeal came four seconds later than the stipulated time.

Chiles was pushed to fifth place. Months after the bronze medal fiasco, she opened up on her feeling, stating:

“Honestly, it’s been really, really hard just to comprehend everything that’s been happening. I think now, it’s just the support that’s been around me that I’ve been like, ‘OK, I can’t control anything that’s happening on the outside, I can only control what my truth is, and I know what the truth is, and I know that we were right in everything that we were doing.'"

In addition to her Paris Olympics medals, Jordan Chiles secured a silver medal in team event at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.