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In the world of gymnastics, Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles have shined once again at the Paris 2024 Olympics.

But not everyone was thrilled with their display of sportsmanship on the podium.

This wasn’t the first time Biles faced public scrutiny during these Olympics.

Earlier, she had shaded former teammate MyKayla Skinner on social media.

Skinner had criticized the U.S. team’s work ethic, sparking a public feud.

Biles’ fans unleashed their fury on Skinner, prompting her to plead for calm.

“Simone, please ask your followers to stop,” Skinner wrote on Instagram.

“You’ve been an incredible champion for mental health awareness,” she added.

Despite the drama, Biles’ performance in Paris was nothing short of extraordinary.

She won three gold medals and one silver, a true redemption after the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

Biles had left Tokyo dealing with the “twisties,” a dangerous mental block in gymnastics.

In Paris, she returned stronger, leading Team USA to victory.

Jordan Chiles also shone, contributing to the team’s success with her bronze medal.

Humphrey’s harsh take missed the mark on what the moment represented.

NFL star Marlon Humphrey took to social media to express his disgust.

Biles and Chiles had bowed in respect to Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade, who won gold in the floor exercise.

Biles took silver and Chiles grabbed bronze, completing a powerful trio on the podium.

The gesture was meant to show respect and camaraderie, but Humphrey saw it differently.

“This is literally disgusting,” Humphrey, a three-time Pro Bowler, wrote on X.

The backlash against Humphrey’s post was swift and intense.

He later acknowledged the criticism, tweeting, “I’m lowkey getting cooked right now.”

“I think I’m getting cussed out in Brazilian on Instagram lol,” Humphrey admitted.

His comment quickly stirred up a storm, with many rushing to defend the gymnasts.

Among the defenders was none other than former First Lady Michelle Obama.

“I’m still not over this beautiful moment of sisterhood and sportsmanship!” she posted.

“Congrats Rebeca, Jordan, and Simone!” Obama added, highlighting the positive side of the moment.

Michelle Obama’s support highlights the broader impact of Biles and Chiles’ achievements.

Their sportsmanship and resilience resonate beyond the gymnastics community.

Obama’s praise was a significant counter to Humphrey’s criticism.

Both athletes have set a high bar for future generations.

Biles has hinted she might compete again in 2028, keeping her fans hopeful.

For now, the world applauds their extraordinary journey and the spirit they embody...CONTINUE READING>>

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