Inside Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens’ Christmas Celebration at Their Luxurious New Texas Home

Olympic gymnast Simone Biles has shared a glimpse of the Christmas celebrations in the custom-built Texas mansion she shares with her husband, NFL star Jonathan Owens.

Biles, 28, took to Instagram to showcase how she and Owens, 30, rang in the festive holiday in their Texas dwelling.

On Dec. 25, Biles shared an image on her Instagram Story of her cozy, crackling fireplace, which she captioned, "merry Christmas everyone."

She then shared a video of her and the Chicago Bears star opening gifts while donning matching navy silk pajamas.

The lovebirds, who tied the knot in 2023, unwrapped their presents in front of their elegant fireplace while the classic Christmas film "Elf" played in the background.

Throughout the clip, the couple could be seen opening Louis Vuitton boxes and sharing kisses.

The NFL pro was gifted a Louis Vuitton Keepall travel bag and Horizon suitcase, while Biles received a travel vanity set and a foot massager.

Biles then shared an image of wrapped presents in front of a plant.

Lastly, she shared an adorable image of herself sitting on Owens' lap as the duo smiled from ear to ear.

She captioned the flick, "Happy holidays from me & mine to you & yours."

The football star commented, "So thankful for you."

The glimpse of the Christmas celebrations comes weeks after she revealed she and Owens finally received the keys to her custom-built Texas mansion—revealing that work on the opulent abode has finally finished after more than three years of construction.

Biles and Owens broke ground on the lavish property, which is located on a lake just outside of Houston, in February 2022, having spent more than a year designing every element of the dwelling to their exact specifications.

During the construction, Biles shared regular updates, beginning with the framing of the property, a milestone moment.

But on Nov. 12, Biles shared perhaps the most important update of all—proudly announcing to the world that she now has the "keys in hand," having "finally closed" on the impressive property.

The athlete went on to share a glimpse of some of the more lavish details of the dwelling, including a beautiful kitchen with custom black-and-white marble countertops and backsplash, two huge islands, and elegant brass fixtures.

The gymnastics legend happily posed inside the completed space, perched atop one of the counters with her arms up in the air in a sign of celebration, as she joked in the caption that she needed to "insert Jonathan," who does not appear to have been present during the visit to the home.

Another photo taken in the kitchen showed Biles' beloved French bulldog standing on the beautiful wooden flooring.

But perhaps the room that Biles is most excited about is the laundry room, where she revealed that she and Owens installed two washing machines and two dryers, so that she and Owens could do their laundry at the same time without hogging the appliances.

"Since Jonathan always wants to do laundry the exact same day as me," Biles wrote in the caption. "Now [there is] one set for each of us."

Other unique amenities include a custom-built room for the couple's dogs, which Biles revealed she decked out in the same black-and-white tile that they used on their lakefront swimming pool.

The room features a pet spa area, as well as a built-in space for the dogs' bowls.

In another post, Biles shared several black-and-white photos of herself and Owens in their new home, including two sweet shots in which they could be seen feeding each other pizza while enjoying their decadent kitchen.

A third photo captured the happy couple posing in their primary bathroom, which boasts a wall of mirrors, as well as his-and-her sinks.

On her Instagram Stories, Biles shared some insights into the complex process that went into building their dream home, including the lengthy timeline.

"Home building requires a lot of patience," she wrote, while sharing a video of herself and Owens that was taken when only the framework of the home had been built.

"Started the design process in 2020 and took a year to complete," she said of the first step they took in their homebuilding journey.

"Approvals took a while from [the] HOA; broke ground in Feb 2022; completed 11/11/25," she added.

Biles noted that their wait for their dream home was made all the more painful by the fact that they had been given a much earlier estimated completion date.

"They lied when they said nine months to build!" she revealed.

Still, the gold medalist was quick to voice her pride at having finally finished the mansion, writing: "Anyways proud of us. ILYSM @jowens."

Indeed, much has changed in the couple's life since they broke ground on their home—with Biles going on to compete in her third Olympics two years after construction began, which some believe may well have been her final Games appearance.

She and Owens also tied the knot during that time, marrying in an April 2023 courthouse ceremony in Texas, before hosting a lavish celebration with their loved ones in Mexico the following month.

Owens has also made some major moves in his NFL career. When construction on the property began, he was in his final season with the Houston Texans, before signing with the Green Bay Packers for the 2023 season.

He spent just one year with the Wisconsin-based team before signing a two-year contract with the Chicago Bears, which is due to end when the 2025 season draws to a close.

It is unclear where he plans to head next, with just eight regular-season games left for the Bears, who currently have a 43.7% chance of making it to the playoffs, according to an analysis by ESPN.

For the past two years, Biles and Owens have been splitting their time between Texas and Illinois, with the gymnast flying back and forth between their homes in the Lone Star State and in Chicago.

In addition to their new custom mansion, the couple owns another abode in Texas—a Spring, TX, property that Biles purchased in 2020, four years after claiming her first Olympic gold.

That dwelling, which Biles has extensively renovated since moving in five years ago, served as a first marital home for the athlete and her husband. It is where they were understood to be living together while they waited for work on their custom property to be completed.

It is currently unclear whether Biles will take another shot at Olympic glory—having previously revealed to Olympics.com that she has not yet made up her mind about trying out for the 2028 team.

However, she noted that, whenever she chooses to leave gymnastics, she wants to do so on her own terms, rather than being forced to retire at a time that doesn't feel right to her.

"I want it to be my choice when I’m done," she said. "I don’t want the doctors to be like, ‘Hey, you can’t move on.'"

Biles added that, while she hasn't decided whether the 2024 Paris Games were her last, she would be happy to end her career with that performance.

"I’m grateful that if this (Paris) was the end, that I got to choose my ending," she explained.