“You have a very unsupportive man, leave him” Simone Biles’ husband’s words raise red flags among fans about their relationship as he returns to Chicago undisturbed.

The extraordinary Olympic career of Simone Biles seems to have reached its peak after securing four medals in Paris: three golds in the women’s individual all-around, women’s vault, and team all-around, and a silver in the floor exercise.

Biles, the oldest US gymnastics representative in 72 years, met expectations superbly despite her mental health challenges from Tokyo 2020.

Her performance cements her legacy, sparking debates about her place in modern Olympic history among the best to ever do it.

The “Red Flags” in Her Husband

Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens have faced several challenges in their relationship. Owens’ controversial remark on “The Pivot Podcast,” where he claimed men are the catch in relationships, sparked backlash. Biles defended him, saying he didn’t mean it negatively, likely speaking with sarcasm considering her recent historic Olympic performance. Additionally, their relationship began shortly after Biles’ previous one ended, raising questions about rebound dynamics. Despite these hurdles, Biles constantly defends their marriage publicly, highlighting the love and commitment they share.

Long-distance and their busy athletic careers add further strain, but the couple remains strong and supportive of each other. Now, with Jonathan’s training starting, it’s her turn to support him. Their relationship has also been tested by external scrutiny and public opinions, which often come with being HIGH PROFILE ATHLETES Biles and Owens work hard to prioritize their relationship amidst their demanding schedules, frequently sharing moments of their life together on social media to showcase their strong bond. Despite the red flags and obstacles, they continue to focus on building a solid foundation for their future.

Owens’ Turn to Prove Himself

Fresh from supporting his wife Simone Biles the Olympics after which Jonathan Owens returned to Bears training camp with renewed focus. Owens, who watched Biles dominate and win her 11th career medal, enters the season extremely motivated by her success. Initially, Owens will back up newly signed veteran Kevin Byard III at free safety, but Byard’s lack of play last season could provide Owens with ample opportunities as the season progresses. Besides, his wife’s recent success should be contagious. His commitment to making a significant impact with the Bears demonstrates the balance they maintain between their professional and personal lives.