Simone Biles' husband, Jonathan Owens, made a permanent declaration of his love for his wife.
Over the weekend, the Olympic gold medalist took to her Instagram Story to show off the NFL player's brand-new tattoo that he got in her honor.
In the picture, 27-year-old Biles holds onto Owens' hand which has a cursive "S" on his ring finger. Biles reacted to the 28-year-old football player's gesture with a series of emojis that included a red heart, a surprise face and infinity fingers.
Biles' sweet photo came after she shared pics from a joint photoshoot with her husband which featured their matching Team USA pajamas. "land of dreams 🇺🇸✨," she wrote next to a carousel of photos that showed the power couple posing and displaying a little PDA.
Simone Biles shows off Jonathan Owens' latest tattoo dedicated to her.
Biles and Owens tied the knot two times in 2023 after getting engaged on Valentine's Day the previous year.
Last week, Owens was on hand to support his wife as she qualified for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France. Biles, Suni Lee, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles and 16-year-old Hezly Rivera all secured their spots on the U.S. Women's Gymnastics team after a weekend of qualifying competitions. Owens was in the stands rooting for his wife.
Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens got married in 2023.
"No words can describe how proud of you i am baby," Owens wrote alongside a picture of him and Biles kissing after the competition. "Just knowing all the work that you put in and everything that you’ve been through, and to still come back and be as dominant as ever, i was speechless. I’m so thankful to be apart of this journey with you, and i cant wait to be able to watch you out there in Paris. I’m so happy for you babe!!!! 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷 Cheers to going to your third Olympic Games!!!!!! Just sounds so surreal being able to say my wife is the best to EVER do it, how did i get so lucky 😌 I love you so much 🤞🏽🤞🏽."
Shortly after making the team, Biles told reporters that Owens was granted some time away from the Chicago Bears training camp to watch his wife compete in Paris.
"Yes, the Bears are actually granting him a couple of days off from training camp. So he'll be there, yes, for just a short little time," Biles exclaimed to reporters.
"It's super exciting that we get to be in each other's elements and supporting each other's dreams and goals. It's these memories that we make that we'll never get back," Biles said in reference to Owens cheering her on in the stands during the Olympic team trials in Minneapolis, Minnesota. "So, anytime we can show up for one another and support we just get super excited because our schedules don't align that much. So, whenever it does it's really important for the both of us to show up and support."
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