Olympic gymnastics superstar Simone Biles has revealed that three masked men broke into her Chicago home and stole her luxury Porsche GTS, sharing the frightening experience with fans in a recent TikTok video.
The 29-year-old Olympic gold medalist disclosed the incident while filming a casual “get ready with me” video on September 21, 2026. According to Biles, the burglary occurred during the final months she and her husband, NFL safety Jonathan Owens, were living in Chicago.
Biles explained that the intruders entered their home and made off with her Porsche GTS. Although she did not reveal exactly when the burglary happened or provide details about how the men gained access to the property, she confirmed that the vehicle was eventually recovered.
Despite getting the Porsche back, Biles said she wanted another vehicle and began shopping for a replacement. She initially considered an Audi RSQ8 but ultimately found herself drawn back to Porsche after test-driving a Cayenne GTS.
The disturbing break-in also reportedly influenced another major decision for Biles and Owens — bringing a Doberman into their household.
Olympic Gold Metalist Simone Biles reveals 3 masked men broke into her home and stole her Porsche in Chicago 👀 pic.twitter.com/XQl8HRYEER
— Daily Loud (@DailyLoud) September 25, 2026
Biles revealed that the burglary was one of the reasons the couple decided to get the dog, adding another level of security following the unsettling encounter.
The decorated gymnast stopped short of revealing the complete story behind the incident, teasing fans that she may eventually share a detailed account of what happened.
Biles even joked that the extraordinary situations she encounters could provide enough material for a reality television show.
The burglary occurred during a period when Owens was playing for the Chicago Bears. He has since joined the Indianapolis Colts, while Biles has spoken about spending more time in Indianapolis to support her husband during the NFL season.
Biles remains one of the most decorated gymnasts in Olympic history, making her revelation about the home invasion an unexpected glimpse into a frightening experience away from the spotlight.
