Jonathan Owens and Simone Biles
Courtesy of Simone Biles/InstagramSimon Biles shakes with a new “do”.
“I cut my hair,” Biles, 27, captioned a Saturday, Nov. 30, mirror selfie on her Instagram Story.
In the photo, the Olympian poses for a photo with her husband Jonathan Owensas they were both dressed casually in neutral colored sweatpants and long sleeved shirts. Biles, for her part, showed off her hair transformation. She wore her locks down in a chin-length bob and curled at the ends.
Days earlier, Biles wore her long hair in a high pony for Owens Thanksgiving Day Football Game between his Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions.
Action Press/Shutterstock Simone Biles is not paying attention! The Olympic athlete shared a message to the trolls who had something to say about her wedding hairstyle. Biles, 26, and Houston Texans star Jonathan Owens tied the knot at a courthouse on Saturday, April 22. After the Ohio native shared photos from the intimate ceremony, during (…)
After the Bears lost 20-23, the 29-year-old NFL quarterback and Biles headed home to Chicago for a belated Thanksgiving dinner.
“Right now, the holidays revolve around sports, especially in the soccer world where it’s sometimes played,” Biles exclusively speaking Us Weekly earlier this month. “We’ll just have a chef come and cook. I think some of his teammates will come and grab the plate, especially if they don’t have family in the area. It’s a little harder, but it’s nice to be able to just relax. It will be ready by the time we get home.
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Courtesy of Simone Biles/InstagramBeals was a staple of Owens’ Bears games throughout the 2024-2025 season, often wearing her hair in braids or a tight ponytail. No matter what hairstyle Biles chooses, she’s learned to embrace the way she looks.
Simone Biles talks about her hair journey. In an interview with Elle published on Wednesday, July 17, the 27-year-old Olympic gymnast revealed that while she now “loves” her hair, that wasn’t always the case. “I used to worry about (my hair being) considered unprofessional,” she said. “But I’m not ashamed of it (…)
“I used to worry that (my hair was seen as) unprofessional,” she said El earlier this year. But I’m not ashamed of it anymore. Most of the backlash we get is from our own community, which is unfortunate. I don’t care if my edges aren’t smooth.
She added: “We’ve been able to take better care of our hair and take better care of our beauty routines. … I understand and realize that I need to take care of my physical appearance as well as my mental health. I’m finally learning to love my hair and the texture I have and the styles I can do.”
