Simone Biles’ Husband, Mr. Simone Biles, Catches Heat for Calling Himself ‘the Catch’ in Their Marriage
Jonathan Owens said he didn’t know who Biles was when they matched on Raya in 2020, but figured “she’s gotta be good” when he saw her Instagram following. Ok???
Photo: Getty Images Celebrities Simone Biles 
                            Simone Biles and her husband, Green Bay Packers player Jonathan Owens, seem very happy together, and so, naturally, I am happy for them. Truly! But on Thursday, I couldn’t help but join the rest of the internet in raising my eyebrows at Owens’ comments on a recent, joint appearance the two made on The Pivot podcast, in which Owens claims he’s the catch in their marriage, and that he didn’t even know who Biles was when they started dating. Look, he has a right to his, umm, opinion about who “the catch” is, but I just have to say, it’s pretty bold talk from a man better known to the world as “Simone Biles’ husband.”
When host Channing Crowder asked Owens “How in the hell did you pull Simone Biles,” Owens said he “didn’t know who she was” when they matched on Raya in 2020. Biles, to be clear—and I feel insane for even needing to include this???—is the most decorated gymnast in history.
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