Simone Biles Shows Off New Hairstyle After Finishing Paris Olympics

From gold to glam! Simone Biles hit the salon after winning four Olympic medals at the 2024 Paris Games--team gold, all-around gold, vault gold, and floor silver.

At the 2024 Olympics, Simone didn't just compete—she shattered records left and right. With an astounding 13 new records to her name, Simone has cemented her status as the most decorated American gymnast of all time with 11 medals. She also joins an elite group of only 29 athletes who have won more than ten medals across both the Summer and Winter Games throughout their careers.

After her stellar performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Simone Biles decided it was time to get a new blow-out, debuting a new hairstyle fresh from the salon.

On Tuesday, August 6, Simone shared a snap with her followers on Instagram, showing off a brand-new hairstyle just one day after wrapping up the gymnastics finals on August 5.

Simone beamed confidently in her Instagram Stories, showing off her thick, luscious hair styled in soft curls with a chic middle part. Her glam was on point, featuring perfectly shaped eyebrows and extra long lashes.

The Olympian completed her look with a white scoop-neck tank top, a sparkling diamond choker, and elegant silver hoop earrings.

Simone's longtime hairstylist, Brenton Diallo, shared the snap, captioning it: “What A Magical Morning! Reuniting With The GOAT! My Sis From Another Miss The Gorgeous and Incredibly Gifted @simonebiles ILY BB What An Honor It Is To Do Your Hair. We Go Back Now 8 Years Now And I Couldn’t Be More Honored To Come Slay Your Hair When You’re On Top Of The World.”

He continued, “Ps 8 Years Woof We GROWN Grown haha [heart emoji] YOU!”

The 2024 Paris Olympics were nothing short of historic for Simone, who wrapped up the Summer Games with an impressive haul of four medals. With three golds and one silver, she has solidified her status as the most decorated American gymnast of all time.

As she celebrates the end of the Paris Olympics, she wants to make sure she takes time to recover from a minor injury she suffered earlier in the Games.

After her final competition, she was seen sporting a boot, per Sports Illustrated, in which she reassured NBC’s Mike Tirico and sports fans that her “calf is good" and wearing the boot is "just precautionary, making sure, because we still have tour after this to heal up and all of that stuff. So, just a little bit of soreness.”

During her warm-ups at the start of the Olympics, Simone took a tumble, but quickly got back on track by re-taping her calf before her final floor routine.

She had previously mentioned struggling with calf issues earlier in the competition.

“I feel like elite athletes are pretty tough, so we’re just, through pain or pleasure, we’re ready for whatever,” she told Tirico, according to the "TODAY" show, as footage of her fall was shown on screen. “So mainly, what you’re seeing here is, I was just trying to over-rotate for good measure, and I did just that and almost knocked (coach) Laurent (Landi) on out. But it was good.”

After stepping back from the 2020 Tokyo Olympics due to mental health challenges and the “twisties,” the 27-year-old gymnast triumphantly returned to the sport.

“I’m a lot happier and I chose to do this. So at the end of the day, whatever happens, happens. But I’m in a good spot mentally and physically, so you can’t take that away from me,” she said, per the "TODAY" show. “So whenever I’m out there, it’s just pure joy. Can’t believe I’m out there again, competing, representing my country, just having fun, doing what I love.”

Nellie Biles, Simone's mom, also commented on her daughter's mental health struggles and how important it is to seek help.

"Those times were really dark and stressful times," Nellie told People Magazine of the Tokyo Games. "To work through that and be in this place where she enjoys doing what she wants ... this is rewriting her story. It's rewriting it on her terms because she is in this place that she really perhaps wished she would have been for years."