Simone Biles finally cracks and tells critics to ‘f*** off’ in furious Instagram post – after her NFL star husband Jonathan Owens was slammed again

Simone Biles and Husband Jonathan Owens

 

Simone Biles launched a furious attack on her critics after her husband – NFL star Jonathan Owens – came in for yet more abuse on social media.

 

Simone Biles and Husband Jonathan Owens

Owens has been attacked in the comments ever since he claimed in an interview that he didn’t know who the Olympic legend was before they started dating. The Bears safety also joked that he was the ‘catch’.

Biles has defended Owens and on Sunday she said ‘I couldn’t ask for a better husband’ after he was in the stands for her victory at the Core Hydration Classic.

But after Owens faced yet more vitriol from Biles’ fans, she finally snapped, telling her critics to ‘f*** off’.

‘I’m going to quickly address this, the joke was never a joke! Y’all are blatantly being disrespectful to my relationship (and) my husband.

‘So I’m gonna go ahead & say this one time. Respectfully, f*** off,’ Biles wrote on Instagram to her 7.1million fans – many of whom are young.

‘If you keep commenting or tweeting at me I’m just going to block you. Simple as that.. and no, I don’t need to touch grass or whatever tf (the f***) y’all suggest.’

Owens echoed his wife’s comments, sharing her Instagram story and adding: ‘If yall gone support, support!!!’

He added: ‘If not respectfully keep scrolling… Cause being fake mad about people yall don’t know from a can of paint is weirdo behavior.’

Owens was in the stands as Biles stepped up her preparations for this summer’s Olympic Games in Paris, when she is looking to add to her seven medals.

The gymnastics superstar began her bid for more Olympic glory looking as dominant as ever at the US Classic on Saturday, posting an all-around score of 59.500, nearly two points clear of runner-up Shilese Jones.

The gymnastics superstar began her bid for more Olympic glory looking as dominant as ever at the US Classic on Saturday, posting an all-around score of 59.500, nearly two points clear of runner-up Shilese Jones.

The 27-year-old Biles, who has four Olympic golds to her name, recorded the highest score on vault and floor exercise and came in second on uneven bars and balance beam in her 2024 debut.

‘I was just happy to be back out there, get through those nerves again, feel that adrenaline,’ Biles said. ‘

‘I can’t really complain how the first meet back was,’ Biles added.