Simone Biles' Cheeky Bikini Look on Yacht Trip Prompts NSFW Comment from Husband Jonathan Owens
Simone Biles is getting cheeky.
The Olympic gymnast, 28, shared photos from a yacht trip — featuring a very daring bikini look. In an Instagram post shared on Wednesday, July 23, Biles included three snaps, the first of which shows the athlete in cheeky blue bikini bottoms and a white tank.
The image shows Biles looking back toward the camera with a sailboat floating along crystal blue waters in the background.
"no crying on the yacht 💙🦋🧢🐳🫐," she wrote in the caption, referring to the tank she wore bearing the same phrase. In a close-up shot, the gymnast shows off her polka-dot manicure against the embroidered shirt.
The Olympian's revealing swim look grabbed the attention of her husband, Jonathan Owens.
"Sheesh baby i need you home asap!!! 🤤🥵💦" the NFL star, 30, wrote in the comments.
Fans are hyping Biles up in the comments, too.
"Simone is literally that girl!" one user wrote.
"HER BODY, HER FACE SHE IS STUNNING," shared another.
A third wrote, "10s across the board."
On Wednesday, July 16, Biles attended the 2025 ESPY Awards with Owens at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.
In photos and video from their red carpet walk, Owens was seen adjusting the train of his wife's glittering dress so it wouldn't get caught in her heels. He also sweetly pushed back Biles' hair so it wouldn't get caught in her lip gloss as they shared a kiss for the cameras.
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For the event, Biles opted for a navy blue sequined gown that was custom-made by Zac Posen in partnership with Athleta. The dress featured a square neckline and short train, plus was crafted from the same fabric as Athleta's Transcend Open Back Tee, which she has described being a "favorite" of hers.
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"Zac Posen [collaborated] with Athleta to make the perfect top, which was one of my favorites, the Transcend, and so that's why I have an open back. It's very comfortable underneath," Biles, who also serves as an ambassador for Athleta, exclusively told PEOPLE on the ESPYS red carpet.
In a behind-the-scenes video that showed the creation of the gown, Posen explained that the making of the "one of a kind custom piece" was like "singing a duet" — the gymnast ended up loving the final result and noted that the dress came out "exactly how I envisioned it."
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During the ESPYs ceremony, Biles took home awards for Best Athlete: Women's Sports and Best Championship Performance. It was Biles' second time winning the award for best female athlete, having last done so in 2017. Overall, the U.S. gymnast has won seven ESPY Awards throughout her career.
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