Simone Biles is once again proving she’s the ultimate cheerleader for her husband, Chicago Bears safety Jonathan Owens! While juggling her busy schedule on the Gold Over America Tour—better known as “The GOAT” tour—she makes sure to show her support from afar. As the most decorated gymnast in U.S. history, Biles has been traveling across the country, making it tough to catch every Chicago Bears game. Despite being in Duluth, Minnesota, for her performance at the Gas South Arena on October 13, she still stands for Owens—but not in the stands this time!

During Week 6, when the Bears faced off against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium in London, Biles posted a fun GIF on her Instagram Stories to celebrate the Bears’ impressive 35-16 win. She wrote, “BEAR DOWN BABY 🐻🧡,” showing her enthusiasm. While Owens managed to get one solo tackle, it was rookie quarterback Caleb Williams who really stole the show, completing 23 of 29 passes for 226 yards and four touchdowns.

Earlier this month, Simone Biles’ tour kicked off with back-to-back shows at the Fiserv Forum in Minneapolis on Saturday and the United Center in Chicago on Sunday. Before her second performance, she made a quick stop at Soldier Field to cheer on her husband, who helped the Chicago Bears secure a 24-17 win over the Los Angeles Rams.

With the Bears heading into their bye week with a solid 4-2 record, it looks like Owens, 29, might swing by to visit Simone while she’s on tour. Speaking of which, she has a busy schedule ahead, performing in St. Charles on October 15, Kansas City on October 16, Austin on October 18, and Fort Worth on October 20. But at the same time, Simone Biles is also winning but not medals but hearts!

Simone Biles, night of inspiration and unity at the Gold Over America Tour

Simone Biles lit up the Kia Center on Saturday night during the Gold Over America Tour, bringing a taste of the Olympics to Orlando. Joined by her fellow Olympic medalists, Jordan Chiles, Jade Carey, Fred Richard, and more, she dazzled the crowd with performances on the floor and beam, giving fans a glimpse of what it was like to compete in Paris at the 2024 games. In a special Q&A session, the Olympians shared their training routines and offered words of inspiration to young athletes eager to follow in their footsteps.

The night wasn’t just about individual showcases; the athletes came together to perform lively routines to songs spanning multiple genres, getting the crowd on their feet to dance along. The event ended with a touching performance that included local kids, giving a nod to the future of gymnastics. Biles closed the evening with heartfelt words, offering support to those affected by Hurricane Milton: “We are praying for you. God bless you.” The event was a resounding reminder of the resilience and unity that sports can inspire, leaving everyone with hope for the future.