Simone Biles cheers on Jonathan Owens during the Packers vs. game. Buccaneers

Simone Biles is a proud football wife, cheering as a husband Jonathan Owens and the Green Bay Packers will play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, December 17.

Biles, 26, watched the Packers game from a private suite at Lambeau Field in Wisconsin, where she showed off her team spirit. The Olympian wore a black hoodie with Owen’s number 34 jersey number stitched into the front in denim. She paired her look with a matching denim puffer coat.

“Go 34,” she wrote via Instagram Story on Sunday, sharing a selfie of her game day look.

In a separate social media upload, Biles was in the private suite with fellow Packers partners Gabriel Dillon And Victoria Schultz. (Gabrielle is married to a running back AJ Dillon and Schultz has been called in to guard Jon Runyan Jr.) They toasted their husbands with a round of jello shots.

“Go Pack Go,” Biles captioned her second post, using the Packers’ fan chant.

Biles has been married to 28-year-old Owens since April. He signed with the Packers as a security a few months before their wedding, having previously played for the Houston Texans.

Biles and Owens matched in March 2020 on dating app Raya, and he was unaware of her GOAT-worthy gymnastics career.

‘I didn’t know who she was. I just had never heard of her, and when I told her that, that was one of the things she liked,” Owens said. Texas Monthly in June 2021, when they found the coronavirus pandemic gave them quality time to connect without work commitments. “It was one of the few times in her life when everything was closed off and she couldn’t do anything. So we used it to get to know each other, really get to know each other. It created our bond and made it stronger. Now I am so grateful.”

After two years together, Owens proposed. While the couple is basking in newlywed bliss this year, Biles doesn’t feel the need to give up her career and ambitions in order to get married.

“People think that if you’re married, you can’t be a professional athlete, you can’t be a gymnast, you can’t do anything,” she told Olympics.com in October. “And I came to the realization that yes, I can still be a woman and be out there.”

Biles added at the time: “[I’m] even being intentional outside of the gym, making time for me and my husband, making time for my family, making time for those vacations. … [Before] For example, I was married to gymnastics and now I feel like I’m attached to so many other things and gymnastics is just part of my day.