Simone Biles is unapologetically living her best life, and her recent Las Vegas escapade proves it—but here’s where it gets even more intriguing. The Olympic gymnastics legend, known for her unparalleled athleticism, took a break from her rigorous routine to let loose in Sin City, sharing a series of cheeky bikini photos that left fans in awe. But what’s the real story behind her carefree moments? Let’s dive in.
Fresh off a weekend of partying in Las Vegas, Simone gave her followers a peek into her fun-filled getaway. When she’s not jet-setting, the gold medalist splits her time between Houston, Texas—her childhood home—and Chicago, where her husband, Jonathan Owens, plays safety for the Chicago Bears. But this trip was all about letting her hair down, and she made sure to document it.
Taking to Instagram, Simone shared a carousel of photos that showcased her bold style. The first snap featured her sitting on a couch, back to the camera, rocking an army-print bikini paired with a black Chrome Hearts tank top and Prada sunglasses—a look that screamed confidence. She followed it up with a photo of her posing with friends in the same outfit, then switched gears with shots from a night out, donning a blue sequin mini skirt and another black tank top. Among the highlights was a photo of a shirt embroidered with the powerful message, 'Racism is not an option,' and candid moments with DJ Marshmello and professional fencer Miles Chamley-Watson, both of whom joined her at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Her caption, 'Vegas owes us nothing,' sparked an outpouring of love from fans, with Miles leading the charge: 'What a time! One for the books.' Comments like 'Living her best life and I love it sooooo much!' and 'The GOAT living her best life' flooded the post, proving Simone’s ability to inspire both on and off the mat.
But here’s where it gets controversial: While Jonathan is deep into football season with the Bears—and Simone is presumably spending more time in Chicago—the couple is still dreaming of putting down roots in Houston. Speaking to People earlier this year, Simone opened up about the challenges of building their dream home. 'Only the [homeowner association] has vetoed a lot of stuff,' she admitted, though she and Jonathan have managed to collaborate effectively on the design. 'Hopefully, we’ll be able to move in soon,' she added, revealing they’ve been waiting since before the 2024 Olympics. Is it fair for HOAs to have so much control over personal projects? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
Simone and Jonathan’s love story is as captivating as her Vegas photos. They met on the dating app Raya just before the 2020 pandemic, got engaged in February 2022, and tied the knot in not one but two weddings—one in Houston in April 2023 and another in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, the following month. Their journey from app match to married life is a testament to their strong bond, but it also raises a question: In today’s fast-paced world, is it still possible to find lasting love through dating apps? Share your opinions below—we’re all ears!
