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Four members of TWICE performed at the 2025 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, singing 'This Is For' and 'Strategy,' and were joined by Olympic gymnast Suni Lee making her runway debut. The group showcased their PINK brand outfits and expressed their enjoyment of the event, which also featured performances by KAROL G, Madison Beer, and Missy Elliott. TWICE announced their 2026 world tour following the show.
A bronze bust of Olympic gymnast Suni Lee and a large commemorative rock were stolen from Phalen Regional Park in St. Paul, causing sadness among her family and community, as the sculpture celebrated her achievements and Hmong heritage.
As Simone Biles secures her spot for a third Olympic team, the race to join her at Paris 2024 intensifies. Shilese Jones is recovering from a shoulder injury, while Skye Blakely's strong performance at the U.S. Championships boosts her chances. Reigning Olympic champion Suni Lee returns to form, and the battle for the final spot on Team USA remains fierce, with contenders like Kayla DiCello, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, and Joscelyn Roberson vying for a place.
Simone Biles, who won her ninth all-around national title at the US Gymnastics Championships, offered support and advice to Suni Lee after Lee struggled with her vault routine. Drawing from her own experience with mental health challenges at the Tokyo Olympics, Biles encouraged Lee, helping her regain confidence. Lee, who is returning to gymnastics after a kidney disease diagnosis, appreciated Biles' support and finished fourth in the competition. Biles continues to focus on her mental and physical health as she aims for her third Olympic Games in Paris.
Suni Lee credited Simone Biles for helping her regain confidence after a difficult vault at the Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships. Biles, who understood Lee's situation from her own experience with the twisties, offered encouragement and support. Lee went on to perform well on the uneven bars and finished fourth overall, her first all-around competition since being diagnosed with kidney diseases. Both gymnasts will compete at the Olympic Trials in June.
Simone Biles won her record ninth all-around title at the U.S. Gymnastics Championships, securing an automatic spot in the U.S. Olympic trials for the Paris Games. Biles also claimed national titles on all four apparatuses, overcoming past struggles with the "twisties." Suni Lee, the reigning Olympic all-around champion, competed in all four events for the first time since Tokyo, finishing fourth overall. The top 14 finishers, including Biles and Skye Blakely, will advance to the Olympic trials in June.
Simone Biles won her record ninth national all-around title at the 2024 U.S. Gymnastics Championships in Fort Worth, Texas, with a commanding lead and top scores in all four events. Biles, 27, is now set to compete in the U.S. Olympic trials, aiming for her third Olympic Games. Skye Blakely finished second, Suni Lee, the reigning Olympic champion, had a strong showing, and Kayla DiCello and Jordan Chiles rounded out the top five. Shilese Jones and Kaliya Lincoln have been approved to compete at the Olympic trials despite injuries.
Simone Biles leads the U.S. Gymnastics Championships after Day 1 with a 3.4-point advantage, aiming for her ninth all-around title. Biles excelled in all events, including a standout vault and floor routine. Suni Lee, recovering from kidney issues, finished fourth. Shilese Jones and Gabby Douglas withdrew due to injuries. Sunday's competition will finalize national champions and Olympic trial qualifiers.
Simone Biles had her best night since her comeback, scoring 60.45 points to lead the Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships. She aims for a record-extending ninth U.S. all-around title. Suni Lee, returning from kidney diseases, placed fourth. The championships are the last major event before the Olympic Trials in June.
The U.S. Championships 2024 in Ft. Worth features top gymnasts like Simone Biles and Suni Lee. The event includes live Q&A sessions, behind-the-scenes stories, and discussions on key moments such as Skye Blakely's rise and Shilese's withdrawal. Exclusive content is available for Club Gym Nerd members, including podcasts, interviews, and more.
Simone Biles, Shilese Jones, and Suni Lee are taking significant steps toward the Paris 2024 Olympics by participating in the U.S. Gymnastics Championships in Ft. Worth, Texas. The event is a crucial part of the selection process for the U.S. Olympic team, with the final squad to be named on June 30. Jones is focused on peaking at the trials despite a sore shoulder, while Biles and Lee are refining their routines. Gabby Douglas withdrew due to an ankle injury but remains hopeful for LA 2028.
Olympic champion Suni Lee had a rough performance at the Winter Cup, falling twice on uneven bars and once on balance beam. Despite the disappointment, Lee sees it as a learning experience and a reminder that setbacks are part of the process. Dealing with a kidney ailment that limited her training, Lee has only been training for six weeks. Her coach emphasizes that mistakes are part of the journey to success, and Lee's resilience and determination will ultimately contribute to her future success.
The Winter Cup 2024 featured gymnast Suni Lee and discussed the impact of missing the selection meet on Gabby Douglas, highlighted top performers, and identified emerging talents from the junior ranks. The event also provided updates on the Paris World Cup qualifier and college gymnastics news.
The Winter Cup marks the return of Suni Lee and kicks off the Olympic season, serving as a qualifier for the national championships. Kayla DiCello leads the women's competition, while Trinity Thomas impresses in her elite-level comeback. Skye Blakely faces a setback, and Suni Lee receives a warm welcome at the event. Simone Biles and Gabby Douglas are not competing, and the men's competition is led by Shane Wiskus and Yul Moldauer.
Olympic gymnastics champion Suni Lee is making a comeback after facing a kidney ailment that forced her to withdraw from world team selection camp. Despite struggling with depression and uncertainty about her future in the sport, Lee is now hopeful as her health issue is in remission. She is debuting a new skill on bars at the Winter Cup and is training to compete in all four events again, with the possibility of participating in the Olympics. Lee's newfound strength and determination are driving her comeback in gymnastics.