Simone Biles offers frustrating glimpse inside $3million mansion

Simone Biles has shared a new update on her and Jonathan Owens’ custom-built Texas mansion – revealing it is still not complete after over two years of construction.

The legendary American gymnast took to Instagram this week to give fans a glimpse of the work that is ongoing at their property, describing it as ‘minor aesthetic adjustments’ in a post on her story.

The photos show a number of spaces in the $3 million mansion that are undergoing significant work, with scaffolding set up in one room and a construction worker walking along protective coverings laid down on wooden flooring in another.

In another snap posted on her story, Biles poked fun at the ‘minor’ tweaks that need to be made after capturing an entertainment room that has wires sticking out of the walls and more protective wooden panels across the entire floor.

Nevertheless, while there is still work to be done her and Owens’ home does appear to be nearing completion at long last.

The Olympic icon has previously shown off other areas of it on Instagram, posting shots of a stylish kitchen designed with black and white stone.

She has also uploaded photos of the bathroom, which has tiles installed in the shower.

Biles and Owens – a defensive back for the NFL’s Chicago Bears – provided their first sneak peek of the property back in September 2023.

They will hopefully not have to wait too much longer to finish construction and move into their new home together, although it is unlikely to be complete before the football player kicks off his second season with Chicago on September 8 against the Minnesota Vikings.

Fortunately for the sports power couple, they also have a home in the Windy City after announcing on Instagram in May that they were shopping for a car to use while residing there.

Neither of them shared any details about the property in Chicago, including whether they bought it outright or are renting until their Texas home is ready.

Biles and Owens started dating in 2020 before marrying in a lavish Houston ceremony three years later.