Simone Biles celebrated her three gold medals at the 2024 Olympics in Paris by posing for a series of stunning snaps with fellow Team USA gymnast Jordan Chiles.
Just 24 hours after the 27-year-old openly complained about being constantly asked “what’s next” by reporters following her new achievements at this summer’s Olympics, Biles took to social media to show off her close bond with Chiles, 23.
‘Red, white, bile and chillies,’ she captioned her Instagram post.
The couple can be seen hanging out on a balcony in what is presumably the Olympic Village, which is located in the northern Paris suburb of Saint-Denis.
Both gymnasts wore shorts with the word ‘TEAM USA’ printed on them and also showed off their back muscles with crop tops.
Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles showed off their back muscles in captivating snaps on Sunday
Biles’ shocking post comes a day after she criticized journalists for their line of questioning.
Chiles also posted a series of photos with Biles on Instagram.
She wrote ‘Team USA girls…’ with a red heart emoji as the caption for her post.
After winning gold in the team finals, all-around and women’s vault earlier this week, Biles expressed frustration at the ongoing questioning following her performances in Paris.
Addressing reporters on X, he posted: “You guys really need to stop asking athletes what comes next after they win a medal at the Olympics.”
Biles later added in another post: “Let’s enjoy the moment we’ve worked our whole lives for.”
When a fan asked her what’s next for her after winning another gold medal, she replied, “taking care of the medal.”
The 27-year-old American has won three gold medals in Paris and can win more on Monday.
Biles’ victory in Saturday’s vault final gave her the seventh gold medal of her illustrious Olympic career.
In front of a star-studded crowd that included actor John Travolta, track star Allyson Felix, entertainers Pharrell and Flavor Flav, her teammates and her parents, she averaged 15.3 on her signature Yurchenko double pike and Cheng vault to claim a second gold at the event eight years after triumphing in Rio.
This means that Biles, already the most decorated gymnast in history, is now only the second woman to win two vault crowns after Czechoslovakia’s Vera Casalavska (1984 and 1968).
Biles has two more chances to add to her medal tally in Paris with the balance beam and floor exercise finals on Monday.
