Simone Biles' Husband Jonathan Owens Says He Had No Clue Who She Was When They Met
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Asked about how he won over the record-smashing gymnast, the football player replied, "How'd she pull me, man? That's the question."
Jonathan Owens recently discussed the early days of his relationship with now-wife Simone Biles ― and some listeners found his comments a bit of a stretch.
On “The Pivot Podcast,” host Channing Crowder asked the Green Bay Packers player about the early days of his relationship with Biles, the most decorated gymnast in history.
Interrupting some discussion about football, Crowder queries, “How in the hell did you pull Simone Biles?” (Watch their discussion in the video below, starting at about 8:53.)
After much laughter ― including from Biles, who was also in the room ― Owens countered, “Really, how’d she pull me, man? That’s the question.”
“Oh, Lord Jesus,” Crowder responded.
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