Simone Biles gushes over husband Jonathan Owens as he interacts with children in London ahead of his next game

Simone Biles recently mooned over her husband Jonathan Owens, an NFL player for the Chicago Bears. He is in the middle of the season, and his recent update had the gymnast share a note for him. Biles recently completed her Paris Olympics campaign.

Owens has reached London for the Chicago Bears' next game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday, October 13. The NFLUK shared a bunch of pictures on Instagram where Owens was seen interacting with children. One of the pictures was shared by Biles on her Instagram story. She complimented her husband's dimples and wrote:

"The dimple🥰🥰🥰🥰 "

Biles and Owens first connected through the dating app Raya in March 2020, though they had crossed paths in December 2019 when the gymnast was invited to lead the Houston Texans out of the tunnel.

They tied the knot on April 22, 2023, at the Harris County Courthouse in Houston. Biles and Owens wed each other for a second time in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, as they once again read their vows.

The couple is extremely supportive of each other. Be it the NFL games or the Paris Olympics, they have been each other's biggest cheerleaders. The gymnast dominated the 2024 Summer Games by winning four medals — three golds and a silver. Owens was there at the Bercy Arena in Paris to cheer for his wife while wearing a t-shirt that read her last name.

Jonathan Owens revealed how he took permission from Chicago Bears to visit Simone Biles during the Paris Olympics

Jonathan Owens was recently in a conversation with Kevin Byard on Intercepted, where he opened up about how he took permission from the Chicago Bears officials to visit Simone Biles during the Paris Olympics. He said he had spread the news about the gymnast's performance through his agent to receive an off, so he could visit the stadium to cheer for his wife.

"I told my agent and I was like, just put it in people’s ear so you know you walk around with people in the building and like 'you know the Olympics', just kind of putting the bug in and then my agent, he was talking to somebody upstairs, just letting them know and having conversation,” Jonathan Owens said.

He then spoke about how he was approached by the officials for the days he wanted to take off: Owens added:

"They basically asked me what days did I want to miss and I gave them, I said the 29th or the 3rd (August). I said these are the two finals that I wanna be able to check out and they ended up like 'both dates are fine.'"

Simone Biles became the most decorated gymnast in American history by winning four medals at the Paris Olympics 2024 and 11 Olympic medals overall.

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