American gymnastics legend Simone Biles once again shared her love for husband Jonathan Owens, the Chicago Bears football safety, as she bid farewell to an immensely successful year, 2024. Biles and Owens are one of the hottest athletic couples due to their love and support for each other throughout their careers and personal lives. Both Biles and Owens witnessed an incredible 2024, where the former became the most decorated Olympic gymnast for the United States after surpassing Shannon Miller with 11 Olympic medals, while the latter also proved to be an asset for his NFL team.
With all that being said, Biles recently shared pictures of how her 2024 looked, and her affection for her football safety husband was again on display.
Biles and Owens being the couple goals
The gymnastics icon took to her Instagram handle on Wednesday, January 1, and shared a streak of pictures featuring her most notable moments from the last year. The post started with a still of Biles and Owens posing in a stadium, while the post also featured her twin sister, Adria Biles; fellow gymnasts Zoe Miller and Jordan Chiles; her Paris Olympic gold-winning team; and the Gold Over American Tour squad, but her husband was the highlight as she shared multiple pictures of him.
Sharing the pictures, Simone Biles captioned:
"heres to 2025."
Notably, Biles and Owens' love story began when the couple met on the online dating app Raya in 2020, and after dating for two years, they got engaged in February 2020 and tied the knot in 2023 and announced the news with their fans in April. The two have been pillars of strength for each other, which was witnessed at this year's Paris Olympics when Owens took a few days off from his training with the Chicago Bears to cheer Biles in the French capital, where she secured four medals (three gold and one silver).
Later the 27-year-old gymnast also reciprocated her love for Owens and made an appearance during his several Chicago Bears games. Recently, Biles went viral for wearing a customized outfit etched with Owens' pictures and his name on it during the Bears vs. Seattle Seahawks game.