Simone Biles pens 3-word message while cheering for husband Jonathan Owens in special outfits

Simone Biles was once again seen cheering for her husband, Jonathan Owens, during the Chicago Bears' faceoff against the Green Bay Packers. Since her last competitive appearance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, Biles has been frequently spotted at the Bears' games.

Biles is seen cheering for her husband and the Chicago Bears' safety in a distinctive way each time. The American gymnast leaves no stone unturned to express her love and support for her husband. As the Bears recently locked horns with the Packers, Biles was seen wearing a special outfit featuring her husband's name and jersey number.

The multiple-time Olympic medalist was seen in a grey t-shirt which had her husband's name written on it, and paired it with a beanie cap with no "36 (Owen's jersey)" on it. She paired the look with grey denim and a dark brown fur coat.

The gymnast completed her look with a set of neckpieces and rings. Sharing a few highlights from the evening, she penned a heartwarming message for her husband, writing:

"Just here for 36 🩶"

Before the Bears vs the Packers faceoff, Biles and Owens shared a warm kiss and hug. The Packers dominated the game at Lambeau Field with a 28-21 lead.

Biles has always stunned her fans with her high-end fashion choices while supporting her husband. During her last appearance at the Bears' game, she was seen wearing a full-sleeved oversized jersey with the number 36 all over it.

"I've always tried to be open, honest, and relatable" - Simone Biles opens up about undergoing cosmetic surgeries

Simone Biles during a motivational talk in Buenos Aires, Argentina. (Photo by Getty Images)

Simone Biles recently revealed undergoing three cosmetic surgeries in a TikTok video. Days after the revelation, she opened up about he decision, stating that she has always tried to be transparent.

Biles explained that while winning Olympic medals might not feel relatable to her fans, feeling about oneself and the freedom to make choices for ourselves were relatable.

"It's just who I am, and I feel like I've always tried to be open, honest and relatable," she said. "Seeing me win medals at the Olympics, that's not relatable. But what is relatable is how we feel about ourselves, what we talk about, what we go through and how we share openly, honestly. Young girls have the right to their own choices."

Simone Biles underwent under-eye, earlobe, and breast augmentation surgeries.