Simone Biles concluded her time at the Paris Olympics with three gold medals and one silver, leading the American gymnastics team to victory. She tearfully expressed her emotions to her teammates after finishing her competition, saying it hasn’t fully sunk in yet. Biles, a multiple Olympic medalist, hinted that she may not be done with the Olympics, leaving the possibility open for the 2028 Games in Los Angeles. She credited her parents for her success, having been adopted by them at a young age. Biles also revealed that she continued therapy sessions during the competition to prioritize her mental health, a topic she has been vocal about in the past. After a calf injury during the Games, Biles is now focusing on resting and healing before an upcoming tour. She discussed her future plans, including starting a family with her husband Jonathan Owens. Biles emphasized that beyond her accomplishments in gymnastics, she hopes to be remembered as someone who loved the sport, had fun, and stayed true to herself.
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Simone Biles reveals her emotional journey after completing her competitions in the Paris Olympics
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