Simone Biles BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Simone Biles in the past few days made headlines less for her gymnastics than for what she’s calling radical self-care and her impressive off-the-mat presence. Since her last run at the Paris Olympics and the 2024 Gold Over America Tour, Biles appears content to soak up high society, celebrate her husband’s football career, and become an icon for believing in boundaries. Biles was a vision in New York earlier this week, spotted at a Vanity Fair banquet toasting the 150th anniversary of Audemars Piguet, where she flashed an Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Flying Tourbillon before jetting off to Hong Kong to headline another event for the luxury watchmaker. Her social feeds document this lavish globe-trotting stretch; on September 11, she posted on Threads, “im where I’m supposed to be,” an admission of hard-earned contentment and, perhaps, a careful signal to her fans hungry for a gymnastics comeback. According to Marca, Biles’ public declaration and upbeat tone suggest she is genuinely at peace with her time away from competition.
On social media, Biles continues to fuel conversation with cryptic yet positive messages and playful replies about the vaults and skills she almost unveiled at the last Olympics. When asked about the infamous Weiler 1.5, Biles confessed that had she made bar finals, she planned to compete the never-before-seen skill—a tantalizing ‘what if’ for gymnastics fans. She’s also been active supporting her husband Jonathan Owens’ Chicago Bears training camp, juggling her time between Texas and Illinois, and recently turned heads at the US Open cheering for Coco Gauff.
Beyond the headlines about her jewelry or fashion—she stunned in white at the US Open and a bold electric blue at the 2025 Met Gala—there are also serious accolades. Biles recently won Best Championship Performance and Best Female Athlete at the 2025 ESPY Awards, underscoring her lasting legacy even during her competitive pause. Interviews about her Netflix docuseries "Simone Biles Rising" reveal deliberate decisions to protect her mental health and space as she documented the emotional journey from Tokyo to Paris.
In true superstar form, Biles expertly blends vulnerability and glamour, brushing off speculations about retirement or a 2028 Olympic return. She’s quoted saying she’ll be at LA 2028 no matter what, competitor or spectator undecided, but for now, her impact on athlete mental health, her advocacy, and her magnetic presence at every major event all make her the story both inside the gym and far beyond.
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