While most people at the moment are eagerly awaiting the wedding of gymnastics GOAT Simone Biles, some are still hoping for her next Olympic appearance. Although she has been away from the sport for a long time and her age is a factor to consider, can she make a comeback? Can she find that one reason to go for it all over again?
When Simone Biles withdrew from the Tokyo Olympics, many speculated it was her last Olympic run. However, she hasn’t officially announced her retirement from gymnastics yet. Nor has she completely ruled out the thought of appearing in the 2024 Paris Olympics. Though, with her wedding as a priority and how things turn out from there, it would be a tough decision for her.
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Simone Biles revealed her motivation for the 2024 Paris Olympics
By the time Paris Olympics would be around the corner, Biles would be 28, which is not necessarily a prime age for a gymnast. However, given her talents and skills, age is just a number. Though, she did talk about her motivation for the next Olympics. “My coaches Cecile and Laurent are from Paris, so I think that would be a good run to end with them there,” said Biles.
Furthermore, she doesn’t make any promises about her future in gymnastics. She adds, “I’ll see where we go.” Perhaps like her wedding date, she wants to keep this a mystery as well.
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Simone and Jonathan’s wedding planning
Paris Olympics is still a long way ahead. Before that, it’s Simone and Jonathan’s wedding everyone is waiting for. Although, there has been no official announcement from the couple about the date. Still going by the active preparations, it’s probably somewhere near.
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For the wedding dress, Biles has gone with celebrity designer Galia Lahav. Furthermore, the couple constantly teases little details about the special day now and then. However, they are still keeping the mystery around the actual wedding date.
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