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Simone Biles, the renowned gymnast, is currently gearing up for the Paris Olympics in the summer of 2024. Despite her return to the gymnastics arena, her immediate focus has been on enhancing her upscale residence alongside her husband, Jonathan Owens.
Owens, who is a strong safety for the Green Bay Packers in the NFL, married Biles in April 2023 and now it seems that they’re taking the next step in married life by doing a home renovation.
They’re building the property in the Olympic gold medallists’ home state of Texas as she showed off some snaps of the structure to her seven million fans on Instagram, and seemed happy in the place of her work in progress.
The first picture is her selfie inside the bare home, holding, presumably, the keys to the house. Whilst the second photo shows her wearing safety boots and leaving her expensive fashion sandals outside.
The third snap is expands on showing the house’s interior, which is very spacious and large for the 4ft 8in athlete. The last photo the home’s connection to nature including a body of water which appears to be a pond.
Simone Biles’ husband is a good fit
From one athlete to another, Owens will understand the intense pressure they face to get to the top of their fields and the amount of effort and stress it takes.
So who better to support her than someone like that as she continues her quest for immortality in the world’s history, looking to claim her spot with Team USA for Paris 2024 and to add to her haul of 39 senior medals after a dominating World Championship appearance.
Who do the Packers play next?
The Packers, Owens’ team and the NFL team Biles has watched on occasion, take on the Los Angeles Chargers in Wisconsin in Week 11. The game is scheduled for Sunday, November 19.
The Packers hold a 3-6 record in the NFC North after trading Aaron Rodgers in the offseason, and they trail the divisional leaders by four games.
The Chargers, meanwhile, are 4-5 for the season and trail the Kansas City Chiefs’ at the summit of the AFC West by three games.
