Simone Biles earned her eighth Olympic medal Thursday, triumphing over her competition in the all-around final.

Biles' floor routine earned the 27-year-old an overall score of 59.131, 1.199 points ahead of Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade.

What a day for the US women's gymnastics team.

Simone Biles was sensational in each event and Suni Lee made a stunning performance on the floor to claim bronze. They celebrated by holding up an American flag together.

After winning gold in the all-around in Tokyo after Simone Biles withdrew because of the twisties, Suni Lee captured bronze, as Brazil's Rebeca Andrade comes away with silver.

Simone Biles' spectacular floor routine scored a 15.066 and secured her gold in the all-around, her sixth career Olympic gold medal.

Rebeca Andrade surpasses Suni Lee with a 14.033 and is now guaranteed at least a silver medal.

Bercy Arena erupts in excitement as Suni Lee rocks floor routine -- scoring a 13.666 -- landing a spot on the podium.

Suni Lee is getting some love from home! Girls at Lee's home gym in Minnesota are cheering her on as she performs in Paris.

The race for the bronze is on as Italy's Alice D'Amato, Algeria's Kaylia Nemour and the United States' Suni Lee are all within 0.034 points of each other.

Rebeca Andrade had a wobbly beam performance -- bringing her into second place with a score of 43.899, sitting behind Biles, who has a 44.065.

Simone Biles performed a flawless beam routine to pull herself back into first place in Thursday's all-around final.

Biles earned a 14.566, making it much more difficult for Brazil's Rebeca Aldrade to take the lead.

It wasn't perfect, but Suni Lee scored a 14.000 on the beam to temporarily move into third place with Rebeca Andrade going now.

Rebeca Andrade and Simone Biles are neck-and-neck for gold. Andrade has yet to take the beam as she sits behind Biles on the scoreboard. Andrade has previously scored a 14.500 and a 14.133 on beam. For context, Simone Biles scored a 14.566 on beam.