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Jonathan Owens is currently supporting his wife Simone Biles from thousands of miles away.
On Sunday, the four-time Olympic gold medallist competed in the gymnastics qualification round, overcoming a calf issue to dominate the vault, beam, bars and floor and create yet more history.
Biles earned an all-around total score of 59.566, with the American team scoring a 172.296.
Biles' husband, Chicago Bears safety Owens, doesn't fly to Paris until 29 July and appeared on Good Morning Football's return show earlier today to wish his wife good luck.
"Baby, I can't wait to see you," he said.
"Couple more days and I'll be there so congrats and keep doing. Good luck baby, I miss you so much."
Owens has already showed support to the gymnastics GOAT during her short stint in the French capital.
He first wrote, 'We locked in' on text across the screen as the introduction for Team USA played. He also added 'Flawless' across the screen and a clip of her on the vault as he wrote: 'No words.'
“Let’s gooooooo!!!!!” Owens wrote alongside a video of her strong vault.
Earlier this month, it emerged that the Bears had given Owens a few days off from their training camp to allow him to see his wife in action.
"The Bears are actually granting him a couple days off from training camp, so he'll be there, yes," Biles said, grinning. "For just a short little time."
“Obviously the Olympics were coming up and you know who my wife is,” he told . “It was all respectful. We went to them and asked, ‘We’d really appreciate if he could go to support his wife.’”
“I can’t wait to be able to support her,” he continued. “It’s the person you love most, man, and you see them out there in a position where someone could get hurt and you care. I’m just holding my breath and I have my little piece of paper right there ready calculating everything so I can’t wait.”
Owens and Biles' romance began in March 2020 after meeting on an app when the NFL star was still a member of the Houston Texans.
The budding couple hit it off over their love of pets - she has two bulldogs, he has one - and their relationship soon blossomed.
Fast forward to April 2023 and the lovebirds exchanged wedding vows during an intimate courthouse ceremony in Houston, Texas.
Weeks later the power couple tied the knot for a second time with a lavish ceremony in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Owens appeared on Good Morning Football on Monday after the show's four-month hiatus.
The show had taken several months off as it relocated from New York City to Inglewood, Los Angeles.
To celebrate its return to NFL Network’s airwaves, legendary ring announcer Michael Buffer introducing the show’s cast, including Kyle Brandt, Peter Schrager, Jamie Erdahl and newcomer Akbar Gbajabiamila.
"Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Michael Buffer and it is my honor to reintroduce the undisputed greatest football show in the history of the world: Good Morning Football!” Buffer proudly announced.
Owens, meanwhile, will land in Paris with the hopes of seeing Biles add yet more gold to her legacy.
The 27-year-old Team USA star will have the chance to win five medals at the 2024 Games, qualifying for the team, all-around, vault, floor and beam finals.
She and her team of five will compete for team gold in the women's team final on Tuesday, with the individual all-around final — the individual gold — on Thursday.
