Simone Biles REVEALS The Moment She Fell MADLY In Love With Jonathan Owens

Simone Biles REVEALS The Moment She Fell MADLY In Love With Jonathan Owens
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NFL and gymnastics; which is harder, actually? Well, according to Simone Biles, it has been an ongoing debate between her and her husband. So much so that But she said that when she went to their NFL workout, she ‘crushed’ it. Seems obvious what she’s trying to say, doesn't it?
But the argument aside, Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens get along famously. In fact, their love story is quite unique. Despite their close encounter during the Texans game in 2019, the two officially met via the dating app Raya in March 2020 - and it was Biles who made the first move.
Simone recalled, "I saw him and I was like, 'Oh, he's pretty cute,' so I said hi ... and then I saw that he was in the Houston area, so we started chatting a little bit, and then we went to hang out a week or two later."
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