Simone Biles shows support for husband Jonathan Owens with Bears gear

Simone Biles faced backlash earlier this summer when she wore a custom jacket featuring her husband Jonathan Owens during a Bears preseason game against the Bengals. The jacket prominently displayed a Packers logo, which angered Chicago fans who felt it was inappropriate for a Bears supporter. Critics on social media expressed their discontent, suggesting that Biles should be stripped of her Olympic medals for the fashion faux pas. In response to the criticism, Biles has stated that she now possesses plenty of Bears gear to avoid similar mistakes in the future. Despite the controversy, Biles has acknowledged that her commitments following the Olympics may limit her ability to attend games in person. She is set to embark on the Gold Over America tour, a gymnastics exhibition featuring herself and other Olympic stars, which will begin on September 16 in Oceanside, California. The tour will cover 30 stops across the United States, concluding in Detroit on November 3, coinciding with Week 9 of the NFL season. Biles' dedication to her husband and his career remains evident, even as she balances her own professional obligations. The tour will keep her busy, but she has reassured fans that she is supportive of Owens and will make an effort to cheer him on when possible. The incident has highlighted the intersection of sports fandom and personal relationships, particularly in the context of public scrutiny. Ultimately, Biles seems determined to learn from her past mistakes and show her support for Owens in a more appropriate manner. As the NFL season progresses, fans will be watching to see how she navigates her dual roles as a supportive spouse and a professional athlete.