the star Turner’s Simone Biles (26) has already achieved a lot in life. As a top athlete, she has always given everything – and now she has said yes.
Biles shared a series of beautiful photos on Instagram after a “breathtaking ceremony,” where she can be seen in a low-cut white tulle gown.
She gushed about finally being married. And the bridegroom of the world-famous Olympic gymnast is no stranger herself. The Fresh Husband: NFL-Star Jonathan Owens (27).
Biles and Owens have been a couple since August 2020. He has played for Houston since 2019.
“Yes I do,” she captioned her post, which saw the pair beaming and kissing after they exchanged vows, “Officially Owens.”
In one photo, the athlete can be seen gazing in admiration at her groom who is raising his arm in victory on their special day. In another picture, the pair can be seen kissing while holding a beautiful bouquet of flowers and he gently places a hand on her shoulders.
The newlyweds look happy as they walk down a marble staircase holding hands before saying their wedding vows.
Biles wore a floor length dress with open white heels and had her dark locks pulled back into a sleek ponytail. Owens wore a tan suit, white shirt and matching shoes.
The couple’s wedding took place a week after the couple received their marriage license last Friday. A week ago, she proudly shared a photo with her husband in the car, proudly holding up the document that was issued in Montgomery County, where they were married in front of their loved ones.
The two athletes got engaged about a year ago. Because Owens plucked up the courage to ask for Bile’s hand, the football star received a special declaration of love from his fiancée: “You are everything I dreamed of and more. Let’s get married!”
With 25 medals, Biles is the most successful World Championship participant of all time. Her mega record: 19 gold, three silver and three bronze medals. To date, she has won seven Olympic medals. And: Although she has only been a professional gymnast since 2015, Simone Biles has already invented four elements in gymnastics named after her – two on floor and one each on vault and balance beam.
