Simone Biles' husband, Jonathan Owens, cheers in the stands as she tries for gold in Paris

WASHINGTON — All eyes are on Simone Biles as she competes for her first medal since the Tokyo Olympics in the women's team final, with thousands of cheering fans in the crowd; among them is her husband, Jonathan Owens. 

Owens was shown on the broadcast in the crowd as his wife competed with Team USA. He was seated next to Biles' parents, Nellie and Ron Biles

Where is Simone Biles' husband? 

Owens, who flew to Paris for the Games to support his wife, was cheering from the stands along with his mother and father-in-law Nellie and Ron Biles. 

A photo of Owens in the stands showed him standing up to clap and cheer, holding an American flag. 

Owens posted photos on his Instagram story Sunday as he cheered on Biles while watching the qualification round from the U.S. He arrived in Paris Monday night, just before the gymnastics team final on Tuesday. 

Family members aren't allowed on the floor during Olympic competitions, unless they happen to be the athlete's coach. 

What team does Jonathan Owens play for?

Owens, who is an athlete himself, is currently playing as a safety for the Chicago Bears. 

The athletic pair are building a house in the Houston suburbs that will be finished in late summer or early fall — after the Paris Games.

When did Jonathan Owens and Simone Biles get married?

The couple met on a dating app called Raya in March 2020 and began dating shortly after. A few weeks after their marriage, they held a second ceremony in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. 

"I do ... officially Owens," the seven-time Olympic medalist wrote on Instagram at the time, sharing photos of the ceremony. In his own post, Owens called her "My person, forever."