The Olympic champion shared a glimpse of her couple bliss with her followers.

Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens are more in love than ever.Instagram, @simonebiles.

Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens are serving up major couple goals! The Olympic legend, 29, shared a series of swoon-worthy photos on her Instagram Stories on Thursday, Aug. 29, giving fans a glimpse of their latest romantic outing.

The couple, who tied the knot in April 2023, spent a sunny day outdoors visiting horses, and Biles couldn’t resist posting a sweet snap of them sharing a tender kiss.

In the pic, the couple can be seen embracing, their arms wrapped tightly around each other as they close their eyes and enjoy the moment. The sunlight streaming down only added to the magical vibe. The romantic shot was just one of several that Biles shared from their blissful day out.

The gold medalist also posted a heartwarming photo of Owens, 29, standing in a grassy field with one of their beloved French bulldogs, Lilo, in his arms. The snap was captioned simply with three heart-hands emojis, proving that sometimes, a picture really is worth a thousand words.

Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens shared a small part of their family life.Instagram, @simonebiles.

The couple loves animals

But the cuteness didn’t stop there! Biles treated her followers to a clip of a group of horses grazing peacefully in a sunny field, followed by a shot of Owens holding Lilo as the dog and a horse shared a curious glance at each other. The adorable encounter was also posted on Biles’ Frenchies’ Instagram page, with the playful caption: “slowly turning into a farm dog .”

To top off the day, Biles shared a snap of their other dog, Zeus, lounging comfortably in their living room, proving that their day was filled with love both outdoors and at home. Owens, for his part, couldn’t resist reposting the kiss pic on his Instagram Stories, adding four heart emojis to show just how much he’s still smitten with his wife.

The couple’s picture-perfect outing comes hot on the heels of Biles’ triumphant return from the 2024 Paris Olympics, where she made history by becoming the most decorated U.S. gymnast of all time with an incredible 11 Olympic medals.

Jonathan does not stop supporting Simone

Owens, ever the supportive husband, had been cheering her on from the stands, and in a recent press conference, he couldn’t help but gush about her grit and grace.

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“My wife is a warrior,”Chicago Bears safety proudly stated. “The way she pushed through her calf injury and still looked graceful out there-it’s just like in football. You forget the pain and push through. She’s incredible.”

With their love stronger than ever, it’s clear that Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens are truly living their best lives-whether they’re making history on the world stage or sharing sweet moments with their dogs.

REPORT: The U.S. Army Is Asking Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson & The UFL To Give Them Back Their $6 Million Dollars

The Rock (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
The United States Army is looking for a refund cheque from Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and the UFL after giving him millions in the hopes of ramping up enrollment and getting zilch.

The former WWE star turned actor and football league owner was one of the investors who made a $15 million grab at the XFL’s rights after its second debut failed in 2020. The league came back for a third time, kicking off again in 2023. It has since merged with the USFL to become the UFL, so it’s actually had a fourth debut in 2024.

While it managed a decent 812,000 viewers during the regular season, the UFL can’t claim to be a top American league just yet, although it has attracted sponsors with deep pockets, including Uncle Sam.

The league predicted it would generate about $100 million in revenue this past season, but there’s been no update, so we can’t be sure they reached that goal. But the U.S. Army did contribute $11 million to the cause.