Simone Biles turned heads in London again, this time with a gameday look built around her husband’s number.
The 11-time Olympic medalist was on hand as Jonathan Owens and the Indianapolis Colts played overseas at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and she showed up in a full-length trench coat that featured the Colts defensive back’s No. 38 across her left shoulder and left leg. It was the latest in a run of public support from Biles, who has been a regular at Owens’ games for years.
Owens is in his first season with the Colts after spending the past two years with the Chicago Bears. Before that, he began his NFL career with the Houston Texans and later spent a season with the Green Bay Packers.
Biles, 29, has also been the subject of plenty of speculation about the 2028 Olympics. She has not committed to the Los Angeles Games, even as Team USA fans continue to hope she’ll be there.
Her Olympic résumé is already loaded. Biles made her Olympic debut at the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Games, where she won four gold medals. She also competed at the 2021 Tokyo Games and the 2024 Paris Games, collecting six medals across those two Olympic cycles.
The London appearance wasn’t the first time she’s made her Colts support part of the story. In September, Biles wore a special gameday outfit when Owens made his Colts debut against the Baltimore Ravens.
The Colts and Washington Commanders met in London this weekend in the first of several international games on the NFL calendar. Both teams entered Sunday’s game at 1-2, looking to move up in Week 4.
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