Jonathan Owens gushes over wife Simone Biles to NFL teammates after she won three Olympic gold medals …Read More!!

Jonathan Owens has sweetly opened up to his NFL teammates about seeing his wife Simone Biles win three gold medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

The 29-year-old football safety praised his wife during an episode of HBO’s documentary, Hard Knocks Training Camp with the Chicago Bears, which aired on August 13.

Owens had just returned to training camp after cheering on Biles in Paris, as his coach Matt Eberflus showed a series of photos from the event. The pictures included one snap of the gymnast posing with her medals, along with another of Owens in the stands with his wife’s parents.

In response, Owens stood up from his seat and started raising his arms, prompting his Chicago Bears teammates to cheer for the women’s US gymnastics team. He then shared how meaningful it was to see Biles win three gold medals and one silver medal during the summer Olympics.

“I just got back off my flight. I had the honor of watching my wife get three gold medals,” he said, as his teammates clapped in response. “The most decorated American gymnast in history, so I got to see her make history. So I’m blessed and ready to get back to work.”

Biles has so far won 11 Olympic medals, including seven gold medals. She won a total of four medals during the 2024 Paris Olympics.

In Conclusion
During the first episode of Hard Knocks Training Camp with the Chicago Bears, which aired on August 6, Owens was seen traveling to the airport as he was on the way to the Paris 2024 Olympics. He also revealed which of his wife’s gymnastic routines he enjoys watching the most.

“I like floor because I can see how powerful she is. I remember her routine. So it’ll be random times she’s on the floor and she does something,” he explained, while raising his arms up. “And I try to be up there, knowing the beats, just so I know what’s going on. I’m spoiled, I’ve seen her do it flawlessly so many times.”

He added: “I really really love to support her at the Olympics, you know. It’s just like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”