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US gymnastics icon Simone Biles, who is known for cheering on her husband Jonathan Owens, the Indianapolis Colts safety, in custom-made outfits in an ode to her husband, had one key detail missing this time when Colts faced Atlanta Falcons at Lucas Oil Stadium.
Biles is known for showing up at Owens’ games, whether it was during his time with the Green Bay Packers or Chicago Bears, or now with the Colts, who he joined in March.
However, this time around, Biles could not have anything custom-made for the game as she revealed that Owens was still deciding which number to wear. That was the reason why Biles chose to wear a Colts crop top without adding any custom details to it.
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Simone Biles’ Colts outing without her ‘custom ritual’
Ahead of her first Indianapolis game, Biles posted a video of herself getting ready for the game, where she wore a black Colts tank top styled with oversized black cargo-style pants and shoes.
She added plenty of jewellery to the look, including a diamond-studded “Owens” necklace. She completed the outfit with a Chanel mini bag, a watch, a ring, a hand chain, and diamond huggie earrings.
In the video, the 11-time Olympic medallist not only revealed why she couldn’t order anything custom but also revealed that Owens will be wearing No. 38 for the Colts, a change from No. 36, which he wore during his stint with the Bears.
“Sorry to disappoint. I didn’t get anything custom-made for this game because Jonathan was still deciding between numbers. It’s official. He’ll be wearing number 38 this season,” she said in the video.
However, it was not a memorable day for Biles, Owens or the Colts, as the team suffered a 34-6 defeat, with Owens recording one tackle in the contest.
Despite the result, Biles once again showed that the Colts and Owens have a passionate supporter in the stands.
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