The now eight-time Olympic medalist, 27, competed in all four events — vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise — capping off the last rotation with an incredible, soaring floor routine that earned her a 14.666.
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this picture is everything!! For simone to come back after tokyo and heal her heart and do this for herself and win gold with her teammates. the goat 😭😭🐐 pic.twitter.com/zXVCTfNTrC
Both Simone Biles and teammate Jordan Chiles threw their heads back with glee after being awarded their gold medals.
Biles with teammates Jade Carey and Jordan Chiles, next to gymnasts from Italy (left), who took silver. Getty Images
Biles, Carey, Chiles, Suni Lee and Hezly Rivera just after receiving their medals. REUTERS
Even after a calf injury just two days ago, Biles is back on top. AFP via Getty Images
The team of five, triumphant on the podium in Paris. REUTERS
The women secured a final team total of 171.296, more than five points ahead of silver medalists, Italy. AFP via Getty Images
From left, Hezly Rivera, Jordan Chiles, Jade Carey, Suni Lee and Simone Biles the moment they found out they won the gold medal at the Artistic Gymnastics Women's Team Final on day four of the Olympic Games in Paris. Getty Images
Biles led them to the top with a soaring floor routine in the final rotation. AFP via Getty Images
The Olympic champs immediately raced to the floor waving an American flag. Getty Images
They finished with a team total of 171.296. REUTERS
The women threw their hands in the air, overjoyed with the victory. JOHANNA SÃLL/BILDBYRÃN/Shutterstock
Biles is now an eight-time Olympic medalist — with five golds. REUTERS
Suni Lee gave herself a mini round of applause after striking her last pose in her floor routine. The 21-year-old stuck all of her tumbling passes and displayed effortless lines throughout the classical routine, scoring a 13.533.
Does Laurie Hernandez have FOMO? She joked about coming out of retirement for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games in a funny Instagram story.
"LA 2028?" Hernandez captioned one photo. She then followed it up with another post that read "nahhhh hahahah" with a headset on to give commentary on today's events, dismissing the idea.
Olympic gymnastics champion Laurie Hernandez jokes about missing the balance beam. Instagram/Laurie Hernendez
Hernandez waves off the idea of LA 2028. Instagram/Laurie Hernendez
High fives went all around as the captain Simone Biles wrapped up the beam rotation with a solid routine. Despite a small wobble following her side aerial, she scored a 14.366.
Simone Biles in action on the balance beam during the women's gymnastics team final at the Olympics on July 30, 2024. REUTERS
An excited Suni Lee embraced her teammates after nailing a difficult routine with effortless grace; she scored an impressive 14.6, giving Team USA a boost.
Suni Lee on the balance beam. REUTERS
Lee scored an impressive 14.6, giving Team USA a boost. REUTERS
Suni Lee celebrating after performing on the beam. REUTERS
Scottie Scheffler, who will compete in the Olympic golf tournament for the U.S., is watching the women's team gymnastics final with his wife Meredith and son Bennett.
Scottie Scheffler takes in the women's gymnastics team final at the Olympics with wife Meredith and son Bennett on July 30, 2024. Getty Images
Jordan Chiles didn't seem pleased following her beam routine, which scored a 12.733. She had a rocky start with her front tuck mount, which she failed to stick, as well as a notable wobble after her side somi.
Jordan Chiles falls while competing in the beam in the women's team gymnastics final at the Olympics on July 30, 2024. Getty Images
Jordan Chiles after falling on the balance beam. REUTERS
Jordan Chiles finishes strong to close out her beam routine. 💪 #ParisOlympics
