Last weekend, Simone Biles offered fans a very personal glimpse into her life. The Olympic champion posted photos from her $3 million Texas mansion.

Biles shared the images on her Instagram Stories, showing how she and Jonathan Owens spent a relaxing day at their waterfront home. The photos included Biles in a swimsuit by the pool, a selfie of the couple together, and a cozy shot of her and Owens enjoying time together.

The background showed parts of the home's beautiful interior, like a dining room with a big chandelier.

The update came as Biles was still getting used to the custom-built house, which was finished in November 2025 after almost five years of planning and building.

She started planning the house in 2020 and broke ground in February 2022.

Biles talked about the project earlier and stressed how hard everyone worked on it. “Home building requires a lot of patience,” she said at the time.

She also said that both she and Owens were involved in making decisions about the design. “I think we've done a good collab of what we wanted our house to look like,” she stated in an interview with People.

The home features a large pool area, where the couple was seen relaxing in the latest photos. The property sits beside a man-made lake. Other glimpses showed Biles with her dog.

Biles and Owens got married in April 2023, three years after they met. They have been working hard to build a life together since then, and the mansion has played a big role in that.

The recent photos highlight not just the property but also their quieter, more personal moments away from public events.

Inside the dream home of Simone Biles and what’s next

Biles' earlier pictures of the house showed more of it. There are two big islands in the kitchen, one of which has waterfall countertops.

There are four machines in a big laundry room. The house even includes a special room for her dog that has tiles that match the pool area.

The couple's attention to detail is also shown in the home's luxurious bathroom, which has marble walls and gold fixtures. Each room is both comfortable and stylish.

Biles is also thinking about what she wants to do with her gymnastics career in the future. She said in a recent interview that she hasn't made up her mind about competing in the 2028 Olympics yet and that the situation is "50-50."

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Written by

Chitrak Mukherjee

Edited by

Sahil Prashar