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Simone Biles has been everywhere these past few days. On September 14, she turned heads in Michigan while cheering on her husband, Chicago Bears safety Jonathan Owens, rocking a custom “Mrs. 36” outfit and a football-shaped purse that instantly became a viral accessory, as reported by Parade. Social media was flooded with fans both admiring her ensemble and speculating about the noticeable dent on her upper arm visible in photos. Biles herself addressed this mystery on Instagram, telling curious followers it was just muscle atrophy from hitting her arm on a doorknob weeks ago, not anything serious, and her lighthearted, transparent approach won even more love from her supporters.
She skipped the Bears’ season opener against the Vikings on September 8 for a very good reason—she was busy making a splash at Audemars Piguet’s 150th anniversary bash in New York City, according to Atlanta Black Star and WWD. Dressed in a head-turning David Koma sequin mini and towering Jimmy Choo Max 150 satin sandals, she joined forces with Olympic teammates Suni Lee, Jordan Chiles, and Aly Raisman. Social media was ablaze with comments and admiration, Serena Williams summed it up perfectly by posting “Look like you are floating into your next part of your life.” Several followers raved about her new fashion-forward persona, even likening her to “a real life Barbie.” There were whispers in the Lipstick Alley comments section about possible cosmetic enhancements—especially after her Belize vacation photos—but Biles hasn’t confirmed any procedures beyond an old botox mishap she’s discussed openly before.
The big entertainment headline came out Sunday night: Biles was notably absent from the 77th Emmy Awards, where her Netflix documentary series “Simone Biles Rising” was nominated for Outstanding Documentary Series. According to AOL, the show, which chronicles her mental health struggles, Olympic triumphs, and comeback journey through Paris 2024, ultimately lost to “100 Foot Wave.” Still, the series has been cleaning up awards left and right, including the Producers Guild and Critics Choice Documentary Awards earlier this year. In an August interview with Gold Derby, Biles called the Emmy nomination “surreal,” a sign she’s fully embracing the next phase of her career.
Beyond the glamorous events, she’s sticking to her roots. Biles recently wrapped her Gold Over America Tour and joined Tom Brady’s Religion of Sports production company, cementing her status as a sports and entertainment powerhouse. She’s not ruling out a return to the Olympics for LA 2028, telling Athlon Sports she’s “still deciding”—so the door’s wide open for yet another chapter. Business-wise, she’s dominating as one of the top-earning female athletes, holding lucrative deals with Athleta, K18, Visa, and her own activewear line. Her advocacy for mental health and athlete protection remains strong, even as fans speculate and celebrate every transformation.
In short, Simone Biles is living her post-Olympic life in full public view—equal parts fashion icon, business mogul, supportive NFL wife, and enduring gymnastic legend. Every move she makes is headline news, with no sign of her slowing down.
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