Simone Biles recently expressed excitement after her husband, Jonathan Owens, scored a touchdown in a football game. Sharing her joy on X (formerly Twitter), the Olympic gymnast wrote, “I ALMOST HAD A HEART ATTACK.” In addition to her online support, Biles showed her dedication with a tattoo—a tiny “J” on her ring finger, done by artist Sydney Smith in Phoenix, Arizona. Biles also got a neck tattoo reading “Made In Heaven.” Both tattoos were completed in 90 minutes, and the artist described the experience as enjoyable.

Biles and Owens, who married in 2023, first connected through the dating app Raya. Despite Owens admitting he didn’t know who Biles was when they first met, she appreciated his honesty. The couple’s mutual support continues, as Owens also cheered Biles on during her medal-winning performance at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

Olatubosun Oginni has completed a transfer to Benin Republic club, FC Dragons. The right-back has signed a two-year contract with the team.

Oginni was a key player for Bayelsa United in the Nigeria Premier Football League last season, helping the Prosperity Boys avoid relegation. He is excited about the opportunity to embark on a fresh challenge with FC Dragons. Prior to Bayelsa United, he also played for Wikki Tourists and Kwara United.

Romeo Beckham, son of Manchester United icon David Beckham, has made the surprising decision to retire from football at just 22 years old.

After a brief career on the pitch, the former Brentford winger has chosen to pursue a new path in the fashion industry, following in the footsteps of his mother, renowned designer Victoria Beckham.

Romeo’s football journey began in Arsenal’s youth academy in 2015, before he moved to the Inter Miami academy in 2021, where he spent two years playing with the reserve team.

In the summer of 2023, he joined Brentford’s B team, showing promise as a winger.

However, his passion for fashion has been a consistent theme throughout his life.

Even at the age of 10, Romeo was involved in a Burberry Kids campaign, and by 2011, he had already gained recognition as one of Britain’s best-dressed men, ranking 26th on a prestigious list.

In 2021, Romeo signed a significant £1.2 million endorsement deal with Puma, becoming one of the brand’s ambassadors.

That same year, he graced the cover of L’Uomo Vogue and added modelling work with Yves Saint Laurent to his portfolio.

His flair for fashion continued to grow, and recently, Romeo signed a lucrative contract with a top Parisian fashion agent, Safe Management.

Despite enjoying his time at Brentford, Romeo has decided to fully immerse himself in the fashion world, a career that has long been a passion of his.

While stepping away from professional football, Romeo remains committed to Brentford Penguins, a team that provides opportunities for players with Down Syndrome.

His transition marks a new chapter in his life, where he will continue to build on his growing influence in the fashion industry while maintaining his connection to football through his charitable work.