Simone Biles has admitted she found it ‘weird’ to be watching her husband for the Green Bay Packers‘ victory over the Kansas City Chiefs earlier this season.
The U.S gymnast, a four-time Olympic gold medalist, is used to people watching her perform in front of millions. Instead, she swapped the spotlight for a seat in th
It just so happened that Taylor Swift would be in the opposite box supporting her beau Travis Kelce, who plays as a tight end for the Chiefs.
Biles, meanwhile, was fully behind her man Jonathan Owens as they looked to claim an important victory. One of Biles and Swift would go home with a happy partner, and on this occasion, the Packers impressed despite Kelce‘s return of four catches for 81 yards.
Owens, who plays as a safety and made five tackles, came out on the winning side as his team edged it 27-19 on December 4. They eventually closed out the regular season with a 9-8 record before the playoffs.
While Swift has been seen at eight Chiefs games this season, Biles admitted she felt somewhat out of her comfort zone watching from the stands, adding it was ‘definitely not’ her activity.
“It’s a little bit weird because I’m like, this is definitely not my gig, but I know how excited [the fans] are,” Biles said.
“There was no selfie, and I’m not sure they were exactly happy that the Packers were beating them.”
Simone Biles opens up wedding to Jonathan Owens
Owens, who previously admitted he had no clue who Biles was when they met, first found her on the invite-only dating app, Raya, back in 2020.
They tied the knot in April 2023 in an intimate courthouse ceremony in Houston before repeating their nuptials in Mexico – a memory Biles says was the most fun she has ever had.
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“We could have had so many more people, but we really wanted to make it as intimate and as special as possible,” Biles told Vanity Fair. “I was like, ‘Not to knock your football coach from third grade, but baby, when was the last time you talked to him?'”
She added: “I’ve never had so much fun in my life. I was 19 when I won my first Olympics, and I was like, How am I supposed to top this? My wedding topped it. It was the greatest feeling ever.”