Baby Biles is back at it again, totally starstruck! After getting her first taste of the Paris Olympics at barely one and a half, Simone Biles‘ niece, Ronni, is already deep in the world of gymnastics. It looks like she’s caught the bug early—before she could even walk! Fast forward a few months, and she’s practically doing cartwheels every time someone flips.
And where else to train but at the World Champions Centre, owned by her grandparents, Ronald and Nellie Biles? You know, the same spot where Biles, Jordan Chiles, and the other gymnastics legends put in the work. Ronni’s love for gymnastics is real. She loves watching her “TT” (that’s Simone Biles, of course!) on TV or in action at competitions. And recently, her excitement hit another level when she saw Simone Biles, co-hosting America’s Got Talent alongside Terry Crews.
Baby Biles was glued to the screen for the season finale, clapping away as her 7x Olympic Gold Medalist aunt did her thing and cheering on Simone’s Gold Over America Tour squad during their airplane crew routine warmup. Sammi Biles (@ivfbelieveinbabybiles) captured this precious moment in an Instagram story, writing, “22 months & misses her gymnasties on TV… She is going to LOVE ©goldoveramericatour hopefully she can go down on the floor to see TT & the girls!”
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Ronni is ready for the tour action and all the goodies that come with it—like priority check-in and VIP perks. And let’s not forget the ultimate treat: where she hopes to join the gymnasts on stage. How cool is that? But Ronni’s love for her aunt runs deeper than TV appearances.
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In March 2024, Simone Biles shared that her niece took her first steps and was already hitting the gymnastics mat at WCC, determined to keep the Biles family legacy going. Ever since, Baby Biles has been pulling off her own mini moves, making sure everyone knows she’s part of the Simone Biles fan club—and maybe a future GOAT herself.
Baby Biles’ tryst with gymnastics excitement
When a true fan supports a sport, they always wear the colors. And Baby Biles seems to be following the tradition wholeheartedly. Ronni has often flaunted identical leotards during Simone Biles’ events to show her love and support for her aunt. Recently, Baby Biles was also a witness to her aunt TT’s historic redemption story in Paris. However, coming into the French capital, Baby Biles was smart enough to get accustomed to some safety measures.
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Simone Biles performing live with Baby Biles in the audience—does it get any more heartwarming?
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In order to avoid crowd pressure, Ronni got used to being carried around in a toddler harness or leash. This was done especially keeping in mind the Olympics Opening Ceremony, where the footfall was significantly more than that on event days. Ahead of Simone’s big team final event, Ronni tried to up her aunt’s morale by making a new move herself. Flaunting an identical GK Elite Leotard, Baby Biles did her first gymnastics move while plopping back on her pillow.
And this was not the only gymnastics move Baby Biles has tried till now. In a reveal by Sammi Biles, Baby Biles was even seen working hard on perfecting a ‘toddler wolf turn’. Now, this is something that Jonathan Owens hates apparently. Teasing her husband online, Simone Biles revealed how Owens hated wolf turns. Now that Baby Biles has attempted the same move, it is expected that Owens would further be embarrassed at the little munchkin’s heroic antics. Thus, forming a strong bond of love with both Simone Biles and gymnastics, Baby Biles is looking all set to keep netizens busy for the upcoming future!
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