Simone Biles
Christy Sparrow/Getty ImagesEven Olympic gold medalists have trouble finding something that works for them.
Simone Biles She took to her Instagram Stories on Monday, August 26, to share her struggles as she went shopping for pants that would fit her svelte frame.
“Before you all start complaining about nothing fitting you, I want you to know my struggles,” Biles, 27, wrote alongside a photo of a pair of Abercrombie & Fitch high-rise pants (size 23/000).
“It’s so hard to find bottoms that fit 🙃 but when I do… my heart flutters,” she wrote, along with several emojis.
As Team USA heads to the Paris 2024 Olympics, American athletes have already been making an impression at the Summer Olympics. The 2024 Olympics kicked off on Friday, July 26, with a glitzy opening ceremony held outdoors along the Seine River, featuring performances from Celine Dion and Lady Singer. […]
Earlier this month, Biles shared details of another new car she recently purchased: a sleek white Mercedes G-Wagon.
The Team USA gymnast revealed her new bike on Instagram on Thursday, August 22.
The announcement was playful, as Biles first shared a snapshot of herself standing next to her old blacked-out G-Wagon with the caption, “Out with the old.” In the next slide, Biles is perched on the hood of her new car, beaming, and proudly captioning the post, “In with the new.”
Biles also gave a glimpse of the luxury vehicle’s interior, highlighting the vibrant crimson and black seats, with a black Prada bag casually placed on the passenger seat.
The athlete’s extravagant purchase comes after she won four medals at the 2024 Paris Olympics, three gold and one silver, solidifying her status as the most decorated U.S. gymnast in the history of the sporting event. Biles now has 11 Olympic medals, Shannon MillerHe won seven medals at the 1992 and 1996 Olympic Games.
Biles could potentially add even more medals to her trophy shelf, as she hasn’t ruled out competing in the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028. “The next Olympics are domestic, so you never know what’s going to happen,” she said. said Earlier this month.
Simone Biles may be petite at 4’8″, but her fame is enormous. The Texas native started gymnastics at age 6 and was invited to a Junior National Team camp at 14. She won multiple gold medals at world championships before making her Olympic debut in Rio de Janeiro. […]
On Saturday, August 24, Biles revealed that she was already back in the gym and had resumed training. She shared a photo on her Instagram Story from inside the World Champions Center in Houston, Texas, with the caption, “First day back 👀.”
Biles’ Olympic journey will be chronicled in a documentary series Simone Biles Rising: Part 2is set to premiere on Netflix in October. The first two episodes, released in July, documented Biles training for an Olympic return after withdrawing from the 2020 Games.
