Simone Biles Parties in Paris Club Then Flies Back to U.S. After 2024 Olympics: ‘Never Been So Happy’

Simone Biles is home following her record-breaking performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics!

On Monday, Aug.12, the 27-year-old gymnast — who took home three gold medals and one silver during her time in the French capital — shared some Instagram Stories of her celebrating her big win at the L’Arc Paris nightclub following the closing ceremony the evening before.

Biles shared two videos from the club, showing people holding signs up reading “gym legend,” which she posted with the caption, “The reason I’m unwell this morning.”

After posting a photo from her plane landing back in the U.S., the Olympian then shared a further clip of herself dancing and singing along to Waka Flocka Flame’s “Grove St. Party” in the club, tagging her sister Adria.

“If you see me out at the club, pls tell me to go home for my own sake & health in the am,” Biles wrote, adding a crying laughing emoji.

Biles then posted a photo of a pool in front of an orange sky, writing, “Home” and adding a teary-eyed emoji.

“Never been so happy,” she wrote while sharing a selfie from her bed.

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Biles’ posts come after she had the honor of carrying the Olympic flag during Sunday’s closing ceremony.

The athlete, who wore a precautionary boot on her foot, walked onto the stage at the Stade de France and joined Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass, as musician H.E.R. performed the American national anthem. The song led into the evening’s highly-anticipated moment when Tom Cruise soared into the crowd.

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Biles shared a carousel of images from the evening’s events on Instagram, writing, “closing ceremonies 🖤”

“Such an honor. I haven’t found the right words to describe my olympic experience, it’s been a whirlwind… but I do know, I’ll be forever grateful to represent the united states,” she added.

Cruise, who Biles handed the Olympic flag to amid the event’s transition into the 2028 Los Angeles Games, commented on the post, “Simone, it was an absolute honor to receive the Olympic flag from you this weekend. Your artistry is one-of-a-kind. Witnessing your dedication to your craft first-hand over the past several weeks has been a true pleasure!”