Simone Biles, renowned for her gymnastic prowess, recently tied the knot with NFL player Jonathan Owens in a low-key courthouse ceremony. The couple, initially planning a grand affair, opted for simplicity in the US before their destination wedding. Biles, celebrated for her achievements, notably winning seven Olympic medals, faced criticism for her wedding hair but responded assertively on social media.

Biles, known for her resilience, overcame a challenging upbringing marked by instability and hunger. Raised by her grandparents in Texas after her biological parents’ struggles, Biles found solace and purpose in gymnastics. Despite early hardships, she soared to fame, clinching numerous medals, including four golds at the Rio Olympics in 2016.

However, Biles’ journey wasn’t without obstacles. She confronted issues like alleged doping accusations and, more significantly, her traumatic experience as a survivor of sexual abuse by USA Gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar. Despite these challenges, Biles emerged as a vocal advocate for survivors, urging accountability within the gymnastics community.

While Biles faced setbacks, her resilience shone through. Supported by her family and husband, she returned to the sport triumphantly, maintaining her dominance at competitions. Beyond her athletic achievements, Biles fosters inclusivity through the World Champions Centre, inspiring aspiring gymnasts regardless of background.