Jordan Chiles shines in Olympic gold bikini for SI Swimsuit issue

Jordan Chiles can not be stopped both on and off the mat.
The Olympic gold medalist has been on a fashion hot-streak in 2025, especially after wrapping up her college gymnastics season with the UCLA Bruins.
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Whether it was going viral with her "Jennifer Hudson Show" pregame tunnel dance and fit, or rocking a plethora of cowboy looks for Coachella and Beyoncé concerts, the reigning uneven bars national champion might have the biggest highlight of an already eventful year - Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model.
And what better way for the Paris Olympics Team USA gymnastics winner to celebrate than by wearing a gold bikini.
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You'll notice the Olympic rings on her right bicep, along with various other meaningful ink showcased alongside the shimmering two-piece. The Oregon native then followed up that look in an equally fantastic black string bikini.
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Chiles, 24, is honored to be an SI Swimsuit model, while learning to be comfortable with who she is.
"It's really cool just being able to finally embrace my beauty in the way I can," Chiles told SI Swimsuit. "Hopefully people can see the beauty inside of me and that they understand that this is a dream come true for me."

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