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USA Gymnastics Posts Strong Message About Simone Biles

Originally posted on Athlon Sports | By Angelo Guinhawa | Last updated May 9, 2025 8:06 PM ET

USA Gymnastics couldn't be any happier for Simone Biles amid the eventful past few weeks she has had.

Biles and her husband, Chicago Bears safety Jonathan Owens, recently attended the Met Gala in New York. The two went viral as fans raved about their coordinated outfits, with Owens wearing an all-white ensemble with blue accents and Biles rocking a blue minidress with an elegant flowing train.

Prior to the biggest night in fashion, however, the couple also watched the Kentucky Derby last Saturday and had fans buzzing with their matching purple outfits.

The Derby followed Biles' appearances at the Laureus World Sports Awards and TIME100 gala in late April. The seven-time Olympic gold medalist received the Sportswoman of the Year honor and TIME100 Impact Award in the two events, respectively.

USA Gymnastics, for its part, made a post to celebrate Biles and highlight what she has accomplished recently.

"Is anyone having a more exciting two weeks than Simone!?" USA Gymnastics wrote, while also putting check marks on the Laureus World Sports Awards, TIME100, Kentucky Derby and Met Gala.

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For what it's worth, USA Gymnastics has really been supportive of Simone Biles every step of the way.

When the 28-year-old gymnast attended the Met Gala, the organization's social media account praised her for bringing the "glam" to the occasion. It also shared her Kentucky Derby look and wrote, "A Riders Up to remember."

Furthermore, USA Gymnastics made sure to congratulate Biles when she won the Laureus award and was named to the TIME100 Most Influential People.

It remains to be seen what other events Biles will attend or recognitions she'll get, but one thing is certain: USA Gymnastics will be cheering for her.

This article first appeared on Athlon Sports and was syndicated with permission.

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