Simone Biles' fire-red boots make hubby Jonathan Owens unnoticeable courtside

If Simone Biles was trying to cause a distraction, mission accomplished.
After her plea to President Joe Biden went viral, the GOAT American Olympic gymnast and her husband, Chicago Bears safety Jonathan Owens, attended the Chicago Bulls game against Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves. Edwards and the Wolves won the game 135-119, but Biles won the night with her sequin-lined, fire-red knee-high boots that really popped with her all-black ensemble completed with a Chanel purse.
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The 27 year old has been unwinding with the completion of her Gold Over America Tour, yes GOAT for short, by getting pampered by Owns with champagne in bed and documenting her hilarious boozy brunch.

The Chicago Bulls Twitter account captured the A-list Chicago power couple snuggling courtside with the caption, "We got a GOAT and a Bear in the house 🐻🥇"
We got a GOAT and a Bear in the house 🐻🥇 pic.twitter.com/rY1hxJMhoU
— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) November 8, 2024
The pair were each gifted their own custom Bulls jersey by Benny the Bull.
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Assuming Biles sticks around to watch her husband's game this weekend against the New England Patriots, maybe some fly burnt orange boots will be showcased.
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