Olympic gymnast Simone Biles reveals three masked men broke into Chicago home and stole her six-figure Porsche

Simone Biles has revealed three masked intruders broke into her Chicago home and stole her luxurious Porsche.

The legendary Team USA gymnast dropped the bombshell news during a TikTok video this week. It remains unclear when the burglary happened or if the police have made any arrests but Biles confirmed the car was recovered.

'Feel like I need a new car because during our last few months in Chicago, three men in masks came to our house and stole my Porsche,' she said.

'Stole the GTS. But that's another story. If you guys want to know, I'll do a story time on that.'

Biles shared the property in Chicago with her NFL husband Jonathan Owens, who now plays for the Indianapolis Colts but did play for the Bears in 2024 and 2025. 

'I feel like I need a reality TV show,' Biles added. 'The things that happen to me are absolute insanity, and so it would be really easy for producers to just film regularly.'

In another TikTok posted soon after, Biles could be seen uncovering an expensive new Lamborghini at a dealership in Houston. 

Biles, who said the burglary was one of the reasons why her and Owens got their new Doberman, joins a growing list of superstar athletes who have been the victims of burglaries in recent years.

In May, Argentine police arrested two Chilean citizens suspected of being part of a transnational gang that orchestrated burglaries at the homes of well-known athletes, including stars from the NBA and NFL.

According to local police, the two were part of a crime ring that targeted the homes of prominent athletes in the US and Argentina, including NFL stars Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce and former tennis player Juan Martín del Potro.

Targets also included the homes of NBA players Luka Doncic and Mike Conley Jr.

In 2024, the NFL issued a security alert to teams and the players´ union following the burglaries involving the homes of Mahomes and Kelce.

According to the FBI, organized crime groups from South America used publicly available information and social media to track athletes´ habits and travel.

The groups used technology allowing them to bypass alarm systems, block wireless internet connections and disable devices, cover security cameras and hide their identities.

Jewelry, millions of dollars in cash, trophies and medals were among items stolen from residences while the athletes were out of town.

In July, there was also a break-in at the home of Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley.

Earlier this month, Biles was seen on the sidelines supporting her man for his first NFL game of the season.

Biles stepped onto the turf at Lucas Oil Stadium to watch Owens make his debut for the Colts against the Baltimore Ravens after arriving in Indianapolis in free agency.

She continued her tradition of dressing up in custom gear with Owens' name and number on it. This time, she arrived in a royal blue dress made out of Owens' brand-new jerseys. His name and number were seen down the left side of the garment as well as on her chest.