UCLA star Jordan Chiles is ‘Prada Baddie’ in Coachella poolside purple two-piece

The Olympic gold medalist and Bruins gymnast is enjoying herself before the NCAA Championships.
Olympic champion Jordan Chiles on the Gold Meets Golden 10th Anniversary Year Event red carpet.
Olympic champion Jordan Chiles on the Gold Meets Golden 10th Anniversary Year Event red carpet. | IMAGO / Cover-Images

UCLA Bruins star gymnast Jordan Chiles is enjoying the weekend before the NCAA Championships, and doing so in style.

The Olympic gold medalist has had an amazing season after taking a year off to prepare for the 2024 Summer Games in Paris. Not only has she had several perfect 10 performances that had her parents going nuts, but now the Big Ten champ is eyeing a team and individual national championship starting on April 17.

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On Friday, Chiles headed to Indio, California, with thousands of others for the annual Coachella festival. On day one, she stunned in a unique fit in jeans, and followed it up on the second day with a rockin’ cowgirl fit with a bikini top.

On Sunday for day three, Chiles wore the full two-piece while catching some sun rays at the hotel pool. It wasn’t just any bikini, it was a Prada bathing suit. She captioned it, “Prada Baddie.”

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Jordan Chiles
Jordan Chiles/Instagram

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The 23-year-old Chiles isn’t your average college student with all the fame she’s obtained as an Olympian, even appearing recently on “The Jordan Hudson Show” where she did an iconic dance in the pre-show tunnel.

Now, she hopes to be dancing with her Bruins teammates after winning a natty in Fort Worth, Texas.

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