Simone Biles Reveals the Unexpected Way She Plans Her Custom WAG Outfits for Husband Jonathan Owens’ NFL Games

Simone Biles may dress to impress whenever she hits the stadium stands, but she’s actually super hands-off when it comes to putting her game-day outfits together.

In an exclusive interview for Olympics.com, the decorated gymnast, 27, admitted that she usually lets the makers of her custom clothing decide what she wears to her husband Jonathan Owens’ football matches.

“I reach out to some of the creators that make the apparel, and I have no ideas. I let them kind of freeball it, and I say, ‘Surprise me.’ And then that’s how I piece them together,” she says of her ensembles, which usually have a stylish nod to Owens, who plays safety for the Chicago Bears.

When Simone Biles attended her first Chicago Bears game to cheer Jonathan Owens, she landed in big trouble with the fans. That’s because the 27-year-old wore a Green Bay Packers jersey. However, the gymnast was quick to rectify her mistake and since then has been on a roll, nailing every game day look with custom Bears-inspired outfits paying homage to her husband.

Now amid the sports power couple enjoying their time in Las Vegas, an interview has revealed the Olympian’s NFL game-day fashion secrets. Just hours before the Chicago Bears match with Detroit last Sunday, Biles sat for an exclusive backseat interview with Olympics Gymnastics. When asked about her outfit, the seven-time gold medalist revealed her approach.

“Today’s fit is actually very simple, just because me and my friend’s outfits didn’t come in time. So this is my backup,” said Simone Biles. Every element of the gymnastics legend’s ‘backup’ outfit was jet black, with the only exception being her full-sleeve top, which had Owens’ jersey #36 written on it with silver gems. And it’s these custom touches that make Biles’ outfits so memorable.

However, the eleven-time Olympic medalist leaves these custom touches to the designers who make them. Instead of being too hands-on with each design, she trusts the artists. “Honestly, I reach out to some of the creators that make the apparel, and I have no ideas. I let them kind of free ball it, and I say surprise me. And then that’s how I piece them together,” confessed Simone Biles.

However, now that the defending world champion has to wait until Thursday to debut her next outfit, the gymnast is enjoying a trip to Vegas. “To Vegas for 24 hours,” Simone Biles posted on her Instagram story. While it’s unsure if Jonathan Owens has joined his wife on the trip, she is not without company. “Y’all need friends like mine!! But not these ones… Get your own,” Biles joked.

The Olympic champion added the caption to a group photo collage with her friends. However, there’s a reason why the Olympic gold medalist kept her trip to Vegas short. After all, she can’t miss Owens’ next match against the Seahawks.

Simone Biles is yet to unveil her favorite outfit

When asked about her favorite NFL outfit, the Olympic gold medalist explained that she hasn’t worn her favorite one yet. However, that will change on December 27, when the Bears take on the Seahawks at 7:15 p.m., CDT. “My favorite one so far is one that I haven’t worn, and I’m wearing it to Thursday’s game,” Biles told Olympics Gymnastics.

So while she hasn’t worn it, Biles must’ve already received the outfit she plans to wear to the game. And for the gymnastics icon to proclaim it her favorite so far must mean it’s a special one. GQ Sports is up for Biles receiving a gold medal for her game-day fashion. “Simone Biles deserves another gold medal for her sideline fits,” they wrote in a recent Instagram post.

The post showcased several of her most memorable outfits, each with the 36 on it as an homage to Jonathan Ownes. In fact, the NFL safety himself shared the post on his Instagram story. Who knows? Thursday’s outfit might just make GQ get Simone Biles yet another gold medal after all. Yet which one is your favorite among the gymnastics legend’s iconic NFL outfits? Let us know in the comments.

What does an Olympic champion do when they want to risk it all? We have here Jade Carey, who was in Paris recently to compete alongside her Olympic hero, Simone Biles, and is set to make a risky decision in her gymnastics career in the months following the games. In this way, Carey is risking it all to learn a new skill in hope of achieving something greater in the NCAA Championships, which is a huge decision for her given the risks involved and the fact that she has had a very demanding season.

Carey’s choice is more than just an attempt to add flair to her routines. It’s a calculated risk, especially given the toll her body has already endured during the Olympics. Yet, for someone like Carey, challenges are opportunities, and her latest ambition reflects her unrelenting pursuit of excellence.

Embracing new challenges after the Olympics

Jade Carey, 24, is an Olympic gold medalist (Tokyo 2020, floor exercise) and NCAA gymnast at Oregon State. She is known for her powerful routines; she continues to push boundaries with new skills and innovation. She recently revealed her decision to learn a double layout off bars, a skill she’s never performed before. “I wanted to learn a double layout off bars this year because I feel like it’ll just be fun to do something new,” she said.

Carey is excited for the challenge. But the double layout is known for its technical complexity, making it a daring addition to her repertoire. Her decision highlights the fearless mindset of an athlete who thrives on pushing boundaries. Despite having already reached the pinnacle of success at the Olympics, Carey’s focus remains on growth and innovation. This ambitious move signals her readiness to not just compete but to dominate in the collegiate gymnastics arena.

The timing of this gamble adds another layer of intrigue. With the NCAA season approaching, the regular season begins in January 2025, and the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships is happening in April (on the 17th and 19th) at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. Carey has little room for error as she works to perfect the skill. Her determination to take on this challenge, despite the risks, speaks volumes about her drive to evolve in gymnastics.

Jade Carey reflects a mindset of true sportsmanship

Carey’s decision to take this gamble stems in part from her experiences during the Paris team finals, where she faced setbacks on gymnastics’ grandest stage. A critical error on vault disrupted her routine, impacting the U.S. team’s overall performance, but they turned up with silver. But it showcases the high-pressure environment and physical toll of the competition that challenged her resilience. Those challenges could have been a stumbling block, but she has turned them into motivation. Her resilience shines through as she uses those moments to fuel her pursuit of new goals.

The double layout isn’t just about technical mastery; it’s about redemption. Jade Carey’s ability to rise after adversity reflects the mindset of a true champion, one who refuses to let setbacks define her story. This new skill is a bold statement that she’s ready to move forward, stronger than ever. As an NCAA competitor, Carey now has a chance to cement her legacy beyond the Olympic spotlight.

The skill can elevate her routines and also set her apart as a standout performer in the collegiate scene. Jade Carey’s gamble for the NCAA Championships is a testament to her fearless ambition and determination. By embracing risks and turning setbacks into stepping stones, she continues to inspire athletes everywhere. The gymnastics world now waits eagerly to see if this bold move will solidify her legacy as one of the sport’s most resilient competitors.

Simone Biles went full-on fangirl for her husband, Jonathan Owens, as the Chicago Bears went head-to-head with the Detroit Lions in Sunday night’s game.

Despite the Bears’ defeat to the Lions, 17-34, the Olympic gymnast showed unwavering support for her husband with a sweet yet subtle gesture.

In a post shared on the team’s official Instagram, Owens sported a white NFL shirt that showed off his amazing physique and tattoos, which he paired with jersey shorts and compression tights.

Simone Biles went full-on fangirl for her husband, Jonathan Owens, as the Chicago Bears went head-to-head with the Detroit Lions in Sunday night’s game.

Despite the Bears’ defeat to the Lions, 17-34, the Olympic gymnast showed unwavering support for her husband with a sweet yet subtle gesture.

In a post shared on the team’s official Instagram, Owens sported a white NFL shirt that showed off his amazing physique and tattoos, which he paired with jersey shorts and compression tights.

On Biles’ Instagram Stories, she shared the NFL’s post along with a sweet two-word reaction.

“OHHHH BABBYYYY,” she wrote, sending an affectionate message.

The 27-year-old Olympic gymnast married Owens in April 2023 after first meeting through the dating app Raya in March 2020.

Over a year into their marriage, Biles has been a supportive wife to the Bears’ safety, watching his games in her custom-made outfits and cheering for him whenever she can.

Sunday at Soldier Field was more than just football. Simone Biles showed up to cheer on her husband, Jonathan Owens, as his Chicago Bears faced off against the Detroit Lions. And let’s be real—Jonathan’s squad needed all the support they could get. After eight straight losses, another L would’ve been the nail in their playoff coffin. But while the game had its stakes, the real drama? Jonathan’s pre-game fit.

Picture this: JO rocking a high-neck vest on the sidelines, complete with a cap to brave the chilly weather. But no jersey in sight? A bold move, especially given the freezing Chicago temps. Was it an attempt to emulate the Tennessee Volunteers’ trick while facing Ohio State in its College Football playoff last week? But what did they do?

Just before the game against Ohio State, several VoIs players took the field shirtless. They were bare-bodied, doing the physical drills. It was a cold situation, and the Volunteers were desperate to continue shedding sweat, keeping their bodies open to the air. Did JO copy that on Sunday?

Maybe. Maybe not. What we do know is that Simone Biles was all in. She posted an Instagram story featuring her man’s game-day look, captioning it, “OHHHH BABBYYYY.

After her triumphant comeback at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Simone Biles is giving her body a well-deserved break. For the gymnastics GOAT, that means leaving behind some of her most challenging and gravity-defying moves. She shared in a Threads post on Dec. 15 that she has no intention of ever doing one of her eponymous skills again.

“the fact I’ll never do a triple double again,” Biles wrote, adding a face-holding-back-tears emoji as she publicly said goodbye to the floor exercise element that required her to simultaneously execute three twists and two backflips in a tucked position.

The triple-double is one of Biles’ signature skills. She became the first-ever woman to land it in competition at the U.S. Gymnastics Championships in August 2019. Weeks later, the element gained the name the Biles II when she successfully executed it in international competition for the first time at the 2019 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships.

“I feel like you should never settle just because you are winning or you are at the top,” Biles told the New York Times in the lead-up to her debuting the skill and winning the 2019 U.S. Gymnastics Championships. “You should always push yourself.”

Now that Biles’ triple-double days are over, fans are as emotional as the seven-time Olympic gold medalist is. She remains the only woman to compete it, and gymnastics lovers made sure to applaud her incredible feat. “You don’t have to do another one,” a fan responded to her post. “You’re already the GOAT.”

At this stage in her career — and after becoming the most-decorated gymnast ever with 11 Olympic medals and 30 world medals — 27-year-old Biles knows her body needs to rest. She also retired her Yurchenko double pike vault in September, after it helped her on her way to gold in the Olympic all-around and vault finals in Paris.

Posting a photo of herself sitting on a vault table and surrounded by flowers, Biles wrote, “rest in peace yurchenko double pike,” alongside a heart-hands emoji. Also called the Biles II due to gymnastics’ naming system, the vault is another skill that she is the only woman to ever land in competition.

Biles opened up about the vault’s intense difficulty during her 2021 Facebook Watch docuseries, Simone vs. Herself, saying, “Usually when you do a new skill, you’re scared the first couple of times and then you kind of get used to it. But every time I stand down at that vault runway, I’m, like, praying.”

Though she’s putting some of her signature skills to rest, Biles still hasn’t announced her retirement from gymnastics. Before the premiere of Netflix’s Simone Biles: Rising Part 2 in October, she indicated to the Los Angeles Times that she still doesn’t have an answer about whether or not she’ll try to compete in the next Olympics in 2028.

“You never know what can happen in four years,” she said. “Gotta wait and see.”