It would appear Olympic legend Simone Biles is winning on and off the mats at the U.S. Olympic Gymnastic trials.
Biles husband, known in some circles as Chicago Bears safety Jonathan Owens, has been by her side, cheering on her epic performance from the stands. But he’s also making moves to show Biles his love, recently purchasing multiple gifts from Louis Vuitton with which to shower his wife.
Despite faltering on the beam at one point, Biles dominated other events to the point she maintained an ironclad grip on the No. 1 spot.
Biles was apparently so struck by the gesture that she took to Instagram Stories to memorialize the generosity:

Owens didn’t stop with multiple bags from Luis Vuitton, either. The Chicago Bears safety threw an additional long ball, going as far to gift his wife a set of flowers as well.
Though Biles didn’t feel the need to use emojis, she still showed the flowers off to her social media followers in a second post:

Owens and Biles married in April 2023, and she’s a big reason why the United States is keen on winning a gold medal in Paris. Individually, Biles is almost certain to come home with numerous gold medals, though the final count remains to be seen.
[Instagram Stories]

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