Simone Biles Gushes About Husband Jonathan Owens 'Spoiling' Her With Designer Bags

Although Simone Biles has only been married to professional football player Jonathan Owens for a few months, she is getting the best princess treatment imaginable.

The athletes, who dated for almost three years, tied the knot in a courthouse in Houston, Texas, before following it up with an extravagant ceremony on Saturday, April 22, in Cabo. 

Since the union, Owens has showered his bride with gifts ranging from flowers to clothing accessories, as he did recently, as revealed on Biles' social media.

The award-winning gymnast cannot get enough of her husband's love as she flaunts his latest gifts to her fans via her Instagram Story. In the uploaded shot, two mini luxury bags were set on a white countertop, including a grayish Jacquemus purse and a black Prada bag featuring a golden chain strap.

"My husband is the best??? — He stays spoiling me," Biles gushed on the post, adding, "The fact he saw my Twitter likes for this one makes my heart melt ???."

This is not the first time Owens would spoil his wife with presents as he previously gifted her with the loveliest flowers to celebrate a laudable feat.

Fans would recall that Biles struggled with the twisties for some time, prompting her to take a break from gymnastic competitions for nearly two years.

However, earlier this month, she overcame and participated in the Core Hydration Classic at Now Arena in Hoffman Estates, Illinois, making her loving husband convey his pride with flowers. On the artistic gymnast's Instagram Story, she displayed the gift using a video of bouquets placed in fancy glass vases alongside red and pink heart-shaped balloons.

They were all arranged on a marble table in Biles' lavish white house, with the flowers comprising boat orchids, white Hydrangeas, and red, yellow, and white garden roses.

Raving about the delightful gifts, she wrote in a text overlay: "??? my heart @jowens" and went on to share one more fascinating image of the flowers on her Story, captioned, "came home to this ?????."

The Olympic medalist's return to gymnastics certainly caused a frenzy on and off social media as she won the all-around, balance beam, and floor titles while having the highest score on vault at the 2023 U.S. Classic.

She reflected on her performance in an interview, saying, "Did it look like I was having fun? Oh, thank God. I thought I was going to (expletive) bricks, but that's good."

"I feel perfect about where I am right now, mentally and physically," Biles continued. "I still think there are some things to work on (mistakes) throughout the night in my routines. But I would say it went pretty well for the first meet back."

The Presidential Medal of Freedom honoree reclaimed her dominance in the field as she showcased extraordinary prowess with Olympic teammates Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, and Suni Lee.  

In addition, she finished with a score of 59.10 for the meet, with the closest score being 54.10, by 19-year-old Leanne Wong.

This marked Biles' first win since her last competition at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021, where she withdrew from the all-around finals for mental health reasons.

Referring back to her struggles, she described it as a "mental injury" that she believed could be managed with "proper work and proper help, making her certain of her return.

As blissful as Biles and Owens' marriage may be, they also have their fair share of concerns, one of which is 'long distance' considering the NFL star's transfer to Wisconsin's Green Bay Packers.

The 26-year-old sportswoman got candid about coping with the distance in an Instagram Q&A session when a fan wanted to know how often she saw her husband.

She shared, "When he was in Houston, every day!!!!! But he's in the green bay now." Biles further mentioned, "It will be at 1 of the three pre-season games but just quickly after… like 35mins."

The Ohio-born discussed managing the distance more as she disclosed that she and her husband had discussed figuring out when she would see him again. 

Concluding the revelation, Biles admitted, "Long distance is tough & both being professional athletes is hard… for our schedules…"