When the Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles met N.F.L. star Jonathan Owens, she knew ‘he was the one.’ Like many other couples these days, the two met on a dating app. The two connected before the pandemic, and since then, they have worked on their relationship. Being at each other’s side, the two have been through thick and thin.

After almost two years of dating, the athletes decided to take their relationship to another level. On February 15th, they took to their official social media sites to announce their engagement. Since then, their wedding has remained the talk of the town. Apart from planning their marriage together, the duo is busy this holiday season.

Jonathan expressed his gratitude for lady-love Simone 

“This is a match made in heaven,” came Jonathan’s answer when he was asked to share his view about his relationship by Texas Monthly. As hours turned into days and days into months, the young athletes came close. Apart from sharing a competitive spirit, the two bonded over their love for pets and sense of humor.

After having spent two Christmas together, the two have become best friends. Owens always knew there was no better person than Simone for him. He quotes, “she’s so affectionate. I just love that.” The football star can not help but fall for Simone more. For him, it is intoxicating to see “how much work she puts into everything.”

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Thus, when the eve of Thanksgiving came, Jonathan could not resist expressing his gratitude for his lady love. Taking it to Instagram on the festive eve, he wrote, “You deserve the world with a bow 💝So thankful for you 🤞🏽.” In a sweet delight, Jonathan also shared an adorable picture of them. The two can be seen striking a pose and smiling their hearts out.

Simone Biles reciprocated gratitude with her post 

Every year, people across the nation express their feeling of thankfulness on the eve of Thanksgiving. Though it is mainly a festival to celebrate the harvest and other blessings of the past year, people chose the occasion to thank their loved ones—the ones who helped them grow.