Jordan Chiles reacts to being reunited with Joscelyn Roberson at Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad meet

Jordan Chiles made her feelings known about meeting fellow Olympian Joscelyn Roberson as they locked horns with their teams in the ongoing meet season. Chiles and Roberson resumed their college careers after the Paris Olympics.

Chiles won gold with the US women's gymnastics team at the Paris Olympics but faced a setback after taking bronze on the floor exercise. Following an ordeal involving the CAS and the Romanian Gymnastics Federation, Chiles ultimately had to give back her medal.

The 23-year-old was part of the Simone Biles-hosted Gold Over America tour that ran from September 26 to November 3, 2024. Shortly after, the 24-year-old announced that she would return to her college UCLA to resume college gymnastics. The UCLA Bruins beat Arkansas, Ohio State, and Kentucky to take victory at Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad on January 11, 2025.

Having contributed scores to push her team closer to the NCAA crown, Chiles reunited with Arkansas gymnast Joscelyn Roberson, who trained with her at WCC and participated in Paris as a traveling alternate. The latter reflected on the moment on her Instagram stories and wrote.

"Loved getting to see you this week."

Chiles shared the story with a few red heart emojis.

Jordan Chiles reacted to meeting Joscelyn Roberson; Instagram - @jordanchiles

Fresh off her Paris trip, Roberson tied with Ohio State's Tory Vetter for first in the all-around in her first collegiate competition as an Arkansas Razorbacks member.

Chiles placed third in the all-around at the Hydration Core Classic in 2024, continuing her momentum at the National Championships and the US Olympic trials.

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Jordan Chiles penned a note of gratitude to cap her successful 2024

Chiles at the Teen Vogue Summit 2024 - (Source: Getty)

Jordan Chiles had a year of Olympic ups and downs, attending award shows, brand campaigns, and much more. On her Instagram handle, she posted a photo carousel from 2024 while expressing gratitude to her supporters, writing:

"Thank you 2024!! it’s been a crazy year but couldn’t be more proud of myself being able to push past every barrier that has came my way. From letting go of friendships to gaining even bigger ones, to wanting to become an Olympian to being a 2X Olympian, from watching the VMAs at home to presenting, being in magazines that I’ve always dreamed of, and for meeting the most amazing people in my life, and many more!! To everyone that has supported me and continue to support me I love you guys so much! Can’t wait to see what 2025 has in story for Miss That Girl!!"

Jordan Chiles' debut memoir, covering her journey from being a black athlete in a white-dominated sport to her experiences at the Olympics, will be released in spring 2025.