Simone Biles looks back at cheerful 2024 with husband Jonathan Owens in heartwarming recap post
Olympian gold medalist Simone Biles took to Instagram on Dec. 31 to share a heartwarming recap post for the year 2024 featuring her close ones, including her husband, Chicago Bears safety Jonathan Owens. The caption for her post read,
“heres to 2025 ❤️🔥” as she welcomed a new year with new hope.
The post included multiple pictures providing a brief summary of an astounding year for Simone Biles. It featured a few pictures with her husband, Owens, her teammates from the U.S. gymnastics team, her friends, her two French bulldogs, Lilo and Rambo.
She also included highlights from her historic performance at the Paris Olympics, where she won three gold medals and a silver. She now has 11 Olympic medals, the most by a US gymnast in history.
Earlier, Biles also shared a story on her Instagram displaying a bouquet of roses in various colors, a gift from her husband. The story was shared with a message,
“last flowers of 2024 [emoji] ilysm @jowens.”
In an interview with Olympics.com released last week, Biles shared that she receives flowers every week from Owens. Biles' story of her flowers was later reshared by Owens on his Instagram account.
Jonathan Owens and Simone Biles share New Year's celebration plans
Jonathan Owens and Simone Biles got married in April 2023 in Houston, Texas, in a courthouse ceremony. In an interview with People.com in December, Biles revealed that this was their first Christmas holiday season together as a couple.
She further shared their plans for New Year’s Eve, which were simple but romantic.
“Me and Jonathan were actually talking about it, and I’m like, ‘We’ll probably be in bed before the ball drops anyways,’” she continued. “And he said, ‘Don’t worry, I’ll get up. I’ll set an alarm for 12 so I could kiss you.’”
Biles also outlined the couple's plans for the upcoming year.
“Jonathan and I want to go on a couple of vacations; we’re planning those out right now.”
Jonathan Owens' offseason is about to begin as the Bears are 4-12 and won't be making the postseason for the fourth straight year. Their final game will be against the Green Bay Packers on Jan. 5.