American gymnast Simone Biles won her eighth Olympic medal at the 2024 Summer Games in Paris. Her victory was extra special because her husband, Jonathan Owens, traveled from the United States to support her. Jonathan, a football player for the Chicago Bears, shared a photo on Instagram, saying, “Coming for you baby,” as he flew to Paris.

Jonathan expressed his pride in Simone, calling her the most decorated American gymnast in history. He celebrated her achievements, including the fact that she has five unique gymnastics skills named after her. Jonathan posted photos of them together, showing off her new gold medal.

Simone responded to Jonathan’s post with a loving comment, saying how much it meant to have him there. Jonathan’s team allowed him time off from training camp to support his wife at the Olympics. Bears’ head coach, Matt Eberflus, mentioned that they respected the significance of the Olympics and were happy to support Jonathan’s decision.

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Despite facing a slight delay on his flight, Jonathan made it to Paris to witness Simone’s incredible performance. Simone’s achievements continue to inspire many, including former gymnast Nadia Comăneci, who praised her for breaking barriers and inspiring new generations.

Simone Biles leads USA to Olympic gymnastics team to gold

Simone Biles led the United States to victory in the women’s team gymnastics event at the 2024 Olympics, winning her fifth Olympic gold medal. This was her first gold since the 2016 Rio Olympics, after she had to withdraw from several events at the Tokyo Olympics due to a condition known as the ‘twisties.’

With the support of other great athletes like Serena Williams and Michael Phelps, Biles delivered an impressive performance, including a floor routine inspired by Taylor Swift. Her teammates Sunisa Lee, Jordan Chiles, Jade Carey, and Hezly Rivera also performed well, helping the team secure gold. Italy won silver, and Brazil claimed bronze, while Great Britain finished fourth.

The team’s coach, Cecile Landi, called it their “redemption tour,” as they aimed to reclaim the gold medal they missed in Tokyo. Biles, despite having her left calf taped, showed no signs of struggle and helped her team achieve a total score of 171.296, well ahead of Italy’s 165.494.