"Struck gold with this one" - Simone Biles pens a heartfelt message as she shares unseen pictures with husband Jonathan Owens

Simone Biles recently shared a collection of unseen pictures with husband Jonathan Owens, reflecting on the special moments they have shared. She recently cheered on her husband during an NFL clash between the Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Rams.

The Bears locked horns with the Rams on Sunday, September 29, 2024, at the Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois. Amid her busy schedule, touring the country for the Gold Over American Tour, Biles carved out a special moment to support her husband by attending his match.

She was seen donning a blue and orange Bears sweater, a white skirt, and white cowboy boots. The couple shared a warm kiss before the kickoff. The Bears emerged victorious over the Rams with 24-18. On the same day, following the faceoff, Owens graced the United Center, where Biles showed her talent during the Chicago stop of her Gold Over America Tour.

Biles took to social media to give her fans a glimpse of the day, which concluded with a joyful celebration for the couple at night. She penned a warm message for the Bears' safety.

"Struck gold with this one," Biles wrote

Biles and Owens are often spotted cheering for each other, from the NFL athlete traveling to Paris to back his wife to the legendary gymnast making a frequent appearance at Bears' games.

---

"They’ve kinda grown up with me" - Simone Biles reflects on evolving in front of her fans after competing on the international stage for several years

2024 Summer Olympics - Day 8 - Source: Getty

Simone Biles made her international debut in 2013 as a 16-year-old. The legendary gymnast competed in her debut Olympics at the 2016 Games, bagging four gold and one bronze medal.

To date, Biles has earned 11 Olympic and 30 World Championships medals. In an interview with CBS Pittsburgh, she highlighted that she has been competing internationally since her youth, meaning fans have witnessed her journey through the highs and lows of her career.

“I feel like I can speak to most demographics, and that’s what’s so special about what gymnastics has to offer and to share," Biles said.

“If you think about it, I’ve been on a competitive stage for over ten years, especially on a world scene. So they’ve (fans) kinda grown up with me and I think that’s also something really special that the sport has given me.”

With her victorious streak of three gold and one silver medal at the Paris Games, Simone Biles became the most decorated American gymnast.