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Simone Biles Flashes Her Sweet Smile for a Selfie Dressed in a White Cropped Top

By Pedro Marrero

Jun 22, 2020

07:00 A.M.

The most decorated Olympic and World champion gymnast had a break to be out of the carpet to share some of her intimate moments at home with her fans, but time is ticking for the 2021 Olympics.

Even though the four-time Olympic champion gymnast, Simone Biles, has around 30 World and Olympic medals into her assets, she still shares friendly selfies and snapshots from home to keep her fans posted.

In a recent series of photos she posted on Instagram, she appears showing her beautiful smile while sitting in her house kitchen. In the image, she is wearing a white crop top with shorts and flaunts over her shoulder-length haircut.

Amid quarantine, the gymnast has shared pictures of her unbelievable body while taking a sunbath wearing a tiger print swimsuit. She also showed off her new chest piercing, adding to her nose, belly, and ears ones.

Gymnast Simone Biles looks on prior to Game Two of the 2019 World Series between the Houston Astros and the Washington Nationals at Minute Maid Park on October 23, 2019 in Houston, Texas. I Image: Getty Images.

HANDSTAND SENSATION

Taking a look at her social media, Biles has not spent her quarantine time watching TV on the couch. Instead, she became an Instagram sensation demonstrating her one-of-a-kind version of the Handstand Challenge.

The 23-year-old showed what an Olympic champion was made of, by doing the best handstand ever while pulling off her pants. The video garnered almost 2,5 million views and drove all her fans nuts as she took the challenge to a whole new level.

OLYMPIC ROAD

Biles was training to compete for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games when coronavirus pandemic hit the world. The most important sports event on the planet had to be postponed until 2021, thus canceling all of her plans.

After seven weeks off, the five-time World champion went back to training about four weeks ago. Before COVID-19, Biles had revealed that she would retire when the Olympics were finished, but since the date changed, she doubted about going back to train for the big competition. In an April interview she said:

"I feel that I didn't come this far to just give up and I want to be the one who makes the decision if I'm done with the sport or not."

In a recent video posted on her Instagram, she does a triple-twisting, double back off the balance beam, showing that she has not lost any of her amazing skills, despite the pandemic hiatus. In fact, she admits she feels a lot better than in Rio 2016.

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