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Simone Biles pumped up as husband Jonathan Owens scores epic TD vs Lions

The Thanksgiving Day divisional battle between the Detroit Lions and the Green Bay Packers got off to a wild start, and U.S. gymnastics icon Simone Biles thoroughly enjoyed it.

The four-time Summer Olympics gold medallist couldn't contain her excitement after her husband, Packers star Jonathan Owens, scored his first career touchdown. The safety was covering wide receiver Amon-Ra St. Brown when a fumble bounced in his direction.

While some Lions players walked back to the line of scrimmage believing it was an incomplete pass, Owens was alert and picked up the ball before finding his way into the end zone for the scoop-and-score. After review, the Packers were awarded the touchdown. Watch the wild play below:

Simone Biles, who wasn't in attendance, couldn't contain her excitement after Owens scored his first career touchdown. She posted on X:

"THATS MY HUSBAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MY MANS MY MANS MY MANSSSSS. LFGGGGGGOOOOOOO!"

Owens' touchdown helped the 4-6 Green Bay Packers extend their lead.

They eventually wrapped up a 29-22 win over the Lions, picking up their fifth win of the season, good enough for third in the NFC North standings.

Simone Biles, husband Jonathan Owens waiting to move into new house in Texas

Earlier this year, the popular couple announced that they were building a new home in Houston, Texas. They are currently living in a $2 million house in the same city.

The pair laid the foundation of their new house earlier this year, right before officially tying the knot.

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Jonathan Owens said Biles were officially married in Cabo, Mexico, in front of 144 guests in May.

Jonathan Owens' Packers will next be in action on Sunday Night Football in Week 13

Going up against a Lions unit on the up is one thing, but the Packers will be handed their sternest test yet when they face the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday Night Football next week.

The game will kick off at 8:20 PM ET on NBC, live from Lambeau Field.

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