Simone Biles Reacts to Her Historic Double-Double Beam Dismount & Triple-Double on Floor

Simone Biles is on top of the world as she celebrates making Gymnastics history twice in one weekend. The athlete has just the right photos for the special occasion.

Biles has every cause to smile, and that’s precisely what the 22-year-old is doing in a series of photos recently shared to Instagram.

In a 2-picture slide, the gymnast has her mouth wide open in amazement after accomplishing the feat while her face bears the brightest smile.

Taking to Instagram, the gymnast shared breathtaking footage of her double-double beam dismount and triple-double

“That feeling when you make history.... twice,” Biles captioned the post.

Fans and well-wishers in the comment section couldn’t help celebrating the phenomenal young lady once again.

“So proud of you omg,” wrote teenage dancer/actress Maddie Ziegler while a second fan gushed: “Black girl magic!!"

“Congrats! It was outstanding to watch!” added a third Instagram user most likely in reference to Biles’ nailing of two complicated stunts at the US Gymnastics Championships in Kansas City, Missouri, over the weekend.

On Friday, August 9, Biles became the first gymnast ever to attempt and land a double-double dismount. The complicated move, according to PEOPLE, involves making two flips on the beam before seamlessly entering three twists onto the floor.

Biles, a four-time Olympic gold medalist, was the first woman to attempt the move in competition and execute it flawlessly.

The same weekend, Biles also became the first woman to attempt the complex triple-double in competition. For the move, Biles had to make two flips on the beam before landing on the floor in three twists.

Biles’ historic performance earned her a record-tying sixth U.S. all-around title, something that, per CNN, no woman has done since Clara Schroth Lomady in 1952. Biles also won titles for her exceptional performance in the vault, balance beam, and floor exercise.

Taking to Instagram, the gymnast shared breathtaking footage of her double-double beam dismount and triple-double on floor moves. “Geesh what a weekend! Thanks to everyone who continues to support me. XO,” she captioned the post. Biles is now set to represent the United States again at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.

Congratulations, Simone Biles!