Simone Biles Reveals Glimpse Inside Palatial Texas Mansion as She and Jonathan Owens Officially Move Into Custom Dwelling

Gymnast Simone Biles has shared an inside look at her stunning new lakefront mansion in Texas as she and her husband, NFL player Jonathan Owens, begin to settle into the custom-built dwelling after relocating back to the Lone Star State from Chicago.

Biles, 28, has spent the last few months jetting back and forth between her Spring, TX, mansion, which was completed in November, and the Windy City, where Owens, 30, has been playing for the Chicago Bears for the last two NFL seasons.

However, when the Bears' season drew to a close—and with it, Owens' two-year contract with the team—the couple were finally able to focus their attentions on moving into their custom abode, with Biles revealing that they wasted no time in settling back into Texas life.

"First order of business: breakfast tacos," she wrote on her Instagram Stories, while sharing photo of Owens tucking into his early-morning meal while sitting at the enormous breakfast bar inside their kitchen.

Behind him, several personal touches can be seen in the space, including a vase of flowers and a candle, both of which are resting on the beautiful black-and-white marble surface that covers all of the counters in the room.

Later on, the gymnast and Olympian revealed that she was treating herself to one of her favorite new pastimes inside her home: soaking in the enormous tub inside the primary bathroom.

Sharing an image of the pristine space, which features grey-and-white marble walls, hexagonal tiles on the floor, and a huge window overlooking the outdoor space, which had been elegantly frosted to maintain the privacy of the bathroom.

The huge freestanding tub has been outfitted with a bath tray that holds several jars of different products, including what appears to be a supply of bath salts.

Alongside the bath, a large wooden stool with a towel and loofah can be seen.

"Favorite time of the day," Biles captioned the image.

And it appears the sporting superstar is not the only one finding time to rest and relax inside the property, with Biles posting another image of her beloved French bulldog, Rambo, curled up on a furry blanket inside her enormous walk-in closet, where he appears to have stationed himself while she was unpacking.

"Tough day unpacking," she joked in the caption of the snap, which shows an expanse of empty glass-fronted closets waiting to be filled with her collection of fashions.

Biles and Owens spent more than three years waiting for their custom-built mansion to be completed, having initially broken ground on the project before they wed in 2023.

In November, when she revealed that the home had finally been finished, the gymnast shared some insight into what that process looked like, joking that she had been "lied" to by project managers who originally told her it would take nine months.

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

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

Luckily it appears that both Biles and Owens are over the moon with the finished product—although the Olympian admitted that she was particularly thrilled with one space: the custom laundry room, which has been outfitted with two washing machines and two driers so that she and her husband each have their own.

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

Among the home's other very unique amenities is 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 space features a pet spa area, as well as a built-in area for the dogs' bowls, which was already being put to use by the gymnast.

Biles' latest glimpse into her new home comes days after she revealed that she and Owens had officially quit their temporary residence in Chicago.

She happily documented the couple's final weekend in the Windy City, sharing a host of images on her Instagram Stories in which the duo could be seen enjoying a date night and a trip for ice cream before returning to Texas.

In a series of photos posted to her account, the gymnast revealed a glimpse at her life over the past few weeks, starting with a stint in Texas, during which she documented some of the additional interior work being done to their home.

Sharing an image of a stunning office space outfitted with a huge marble wall slab, built-in shelves, a large desk, and some guest seats, Biles wrote: "The house is coming together."

But it wasn't long before Biles was jetting back to Chicago, where she dropped a hint to fans that she might be ready to make a return to gymnastics—confessing while trying on a new leotard that she was starting to miss the sport, which she has not actively competed in since the 2024 Olympics.

"Got back to Chicago and tried on a leo because why not," she wrote across the image of herself posing in the GK Elite design. "I miss flipping every day."

Another image showed Biles and Owens posing together in front of the same staircase before heading out for an evening on the town, with later posts featuring the couple flashing their matching Audemars Piguet watches, before toasting with some cocktails.

In the next photos, Biles documented the couple's departure from Chicago, first sharing an image of her husband standing in their emptied-out rental home, with an empty TV bracket on the wall and moving boxes scattered around the main living area.

It is not currently known where the couple may end up traveling next given Owens' status as an unrestricted free agent in the NFL, which gives him the opportunity to sign with any team that might select him ahead of the 2026 season.

Should he fail to sign with a team during free agency, he will be forced to wait on the sidelines in case a squad should find a spot for him later.