The Inspirational Pep Talk That Simone Biles Gave Teammates After Her Withdrawal
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"You go out there and kick ass, OK?" the champion gymnast said in a viral video at the Tokyo Olympics.
Simone Biles gave her teammates an inspiring pep talk after she pulled out of the Tokyo Olympics gymnastics team final midway through the event on Tuesday, citing mental health concerns. Biles apologized to Grace McCallum, Sunisa Lee and Jordan Chiles and told them to “kick-ass” in the rest of the event in a video that’s going viral. “I’m sorry. I love you guys, but you’re gonna be just fine,” she said.
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