Taylor Swift Shows Love To Simone Biles For Using Her Song At US Olympics Trials
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The pop superstar applauded the gymnast and wrote that she watched her floor routine "so many times."
Simone Biles hopes to make her third trip to the Olympic games in Paris this summer and she has one superstar fan cheering her on from afar: Taylor Swift.
The gymnast, who has earned seven career medals at the games, performed to a medley that included Swift’s song ”... Ready For It?” during her floor routine at the U.S. Olympic trials in Minneapolis on Friday.
Biles ended the day in the lead over her peers with an all-around score of 58.900.
Swift took time out of her “Eras Tour” stops in Dublin this weekend to show love to the gymnast on social media.
“Watched this so many times and still unready. She’s ready for it tho👏👏👏🥇🇺🇸❤️,” wrote Swift, who once brought Biles to tears over her video tribute to the gymnast during the Tokyo Olympics in 2021.
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