Jonathan Owens, safety for the Chicago Bears, has taken a break from training camp to support his wife, Simone Biles, at the 2024 Paris Olympics. This marks the first time Owens will watch Biles compete in person at the Olympics, as he missed her performances in previous years due to pandemic restrictions and their early relationship. Biles, who has recently overcome a calf injury, is set to compete in several finals, including the women's team event on July 30 and the all-around final on August 1. She has qualified impressively and is favored to win medals, competing against formidable opponents like Brazil's Rebeca Andrade. Owens has been granted time off from July 29 to August 3 to attend the events, and Bears' coach Matt Eberflus has expressed support for his decision. The couple's relationship has grown since they met in 2020, and both continue to share their journey publicly.