“So Many Memories and Good Times”: Simone Biles Has a Message for Final Five Teammate on a Special Day

Gymnastics queen Simone Biles leaves no stone unturned to shower her clan with encomiums. From sending warm wishes to her close-knit acquaintances to penning heartfelt messages on their special occasions, the Olympian got everything covered. Likewise, the gymnast once again stole the spotlight through her heartwarming birthday message for one of her comrades from ‘the Final Five’.

The 2016 Rio Olympics’ The Final Five gymnast Aly Raisman celebrated her 29th birthday on 25th May 2023. Hence, a treasure trove of wishes started pouring in for the Olympian. Nonetheless, the birthday message that took all the brownie points belonged to Simone Biles.

Simone Biles pens a heartfelt message for her fellow gymnast

On May 25th, Biles took to her Instagram story to wish Raisman a happy birthday. She posted two pictures with the 29-year-old. Interestingly, both the stills were captured in Cabo during Biles’ grand wedding ceremony. Captioning the first post, the 4x Olympics gold medalist penned, “HAPPY BIRTHDAY @alyraisman love you so much”.

In the following story, she posted another picture of herself with Raisman and captioned, “So many memories and good times. Couldn’t ask for a better friend/sister”. She further added, “You deserve the best day ever! Such a special person!!!”.

On May 25th, Biles took to her Instagram story to wish Raisman a happy birthday. She posted two pictures with the 29-year-old. Interestingly, both the stills were captured in Cabo during Biles’ grand wedding ceremony. Captioning the first post, the 4x Olympics gold medalist penned, “HAPPY BIRTHDAY @alyraisman love you so much”.

In the following story, she posted another picture of herself with Raisman and captioned, “So many memories and good times. Couldn’t ask for a better friend/sister”. She further added, “You deserve the best day ever! Such a special person!!!”.

It indeed was one staunch wish from Simone Biles for Raisman. Interestingly, the bond both the gymnasts share first got adhered to in the 2016 Rio Olympics, when they, together with their team, clinched the gold in the all-around finals.