Simone Biles' husband Jonathan Owens has posted a heartfelt birthday wish for the gymnastics queen as she turned 27 on March 14th. Owens was joined by scores of other athletes including Jordan Chiles and Zoe Miller to celebrate the GOAT's birthday.
Biles was born on March 14, 1997 in Columbus, Ohio, and has gone on to become the most decorated gymnast in history. As she braces for one more year, an important one given the Paris Olympics ahead, her husband is wishing nothing more than 'a special year' for her.
The NFL safety shared a series of pictures of them enjoying their recent vacation in Hawaii and credited Biles for making him a better person.
"Happy birthday to the most beautiful soul, my amazing wife. So crazy to me how life aligns you with the person that you’re meant to be with, you’ve made me a better man in so many ways i can’t explain it," Owens wrote.
The NFL player called Biles his "heart, rock and best friend all in one" and said that this year would be a special one for her.
"My heart, my rock and my best friend all in one. I love you so much baby, this is going to be a special year for you and i can’t wait to support you every step along the way," Owens said.
Simone Biles' husband Jonathan Owens recently signed for the Chicago Bears in the NFL following one season with the Green Bay Packers.
Simone Biles had an impressive 2023 season
Simone Biles returned to elite-level gymnastics almost two years after withdrawing from the Tokyo Olympics and had an oustanding 2023 season.
The American's first tournament was the US Classic in Chicago, where she won the All-around, balance beam and floor exercise events while finishing third in Uneven Bars.
Biles next competed at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Antwerp, where she produced some sensational performances. The American won gold in All-around, balance beam and floor exercise while claiming silver in vault. She also helped the United States to victory in the team event.
Simone Biles' medal tally at the World Championships thus rose to 30 medals.