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What was Jonathan Owens writing as he watched Simone Biles? Social media reacts
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Date:2025-04-27 21:19:23
Jonathan Owens is taking in the 2024 Paris Olympics in every way possible.
Fresh off his flight to Paris, the Chicago Bears safety arrived to watch his wife, Simone Biles, and the U.S. women's gymnastics team compete in the women's team final on Tuesday.
Owens, who was excused by the Bears to miss a few days of training camp to be in Paris, was seen on NBC cameras inside the arena donning a Simone Biles T-shirt, as well as a pen and notepad. Naturally, that led to curiosity as to what he was writing down.
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