Lindsey Vonn reacts as Jordan Chiles announces her debut memoir scheduled to release in 2025

Lindsey Vonn expressed her anticipation to read Jordan Chiles' book, 'I'm That Girl: Living the Power of My Dreams'. The book, set to release on March 4, 2025, will detail her life and the highs and lows in elite gymnastics in her candid words.

Jordan Chiles competed at the Paris Olympics, winning gold as part of the US women's gymnastics team. She also won bronze in the floor exercise after a score upgrade. However, an appeal by the Romanian Gymnastics Federation prompted CAS to overturn the decision and order the Olympian to return her medal. Later, she received a bronze stopwatch from American rapper Flavor Flav, a thoughtful gesture to compensate for the Olympic heartbreak.

Chiles busied herself with a series of fashion exploits and even attended other sporting events including Sunday Night Football and the US Open finals. Months later, she announced her debut memoir, I'm That Girl: Living the Power of My Dreams, set to release in the spring of 2025 through an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, Harper's Influence.

The book will take fans on Chiles' journey from her lasting bond with Simone Biles, and her struggles with eating disorders to her bronze medal fiasco at the Paris Olympics.

Chiles' recent X post, announcing the release, read:

"This one has been so hard to keep quiet! I’m beyond excited to share that my book, I'M THAT GIRL: LIVING THE POWER OF MY DREAMS, is dropping on March 4th!" she also provided a link for pre-ordering.

Her post garnered attention from the legendary alpine skier, Lindsey Vonn, who expressed anticipation, writing:

"Can’t wait to read this!!"

Vonn recently rejoined the US Stifel Ski team to compete in the 2024/25 Alpine Skiing World Cup circuit, coming out of retirement after five years.

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Simone Biles showed her support by writing the foreword of Jordan Chiles' memoir

Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles sharing a moment at the Olympic Games Paris 2024: (Source: Getty)

Since Jordan Chiles' early gymnastics days, Simone Biles has been a constant support to her in her highs and lows. Teammates at the World Champions Center, Chiles and Biles often share appreciation posts for each other on social media.

In her book release update on Instagram, she expressed gratitude to her sister-like teammate Simone Biles for significantly contributing to the 'I'm That Girl: Living the Power of My Dreams' memoir.

"A huge thank you to my sis, the GOAT @simonebiles, for writing the most incredible foreword — your love and support mean the world to me!" she wrote in the caption.

Jordan Chiles stepped up for the US gymnastics women's team at the Tokyo Olympics after Biles withdrew midway because of 'twisties.' Chiles' efforts in the team competition earned silver in Tokyo.