Olympic gymnastics legend Simone Biles says her Chicago home was broken into by three masked men who made off with her Porsche — an incident she described to her TikTok followers as just the latest in a string of jarring events she has weathered this year.
According to Breitbart, Biles said three masked men came to the house during what she described as her last few months in Chicago and stole the vehicle, which she identified as a Porsche GTS.
What Biles Told Her Followers
“I 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 our Porsche. Stole the GTS,” Biles said on TikTok, per Breitbart’s account of the video.
The gymnast noted later in the video that the vehicle was recovered — but she still intends to buy a new one. She teased that the full story behind the burglary is worth telling on its own.
“That’s another story if you guys want to know; I’ll do a story time on that,” she said.
Biles, who owns seven Olympic medals including four golds, framed the episode as part of a pattern of chaotic events in her personal life, suggesting the material would be more than enough for a reality-style production.
“The things that happen to me are absolutely insanity,” she said. “It’d be really easy for producers to just film regularly.”
She also connected the break-in to a practical decision she and her husband, NFL safety Jonathan Owens, made for their household security: adopting a Doberman. Biles described the dog as a guard dog the couple now keeps, a detail she offered as part of the same anecdote about the burglary.
A Difficult Year of Medical Scares
The Chicago break-in is the second frightening event Biles has publicly discussed in recent months, both of which she detailed through her own social media channels rather than formal statements.
In June, Biles told her followers she “almost died” from what she described at the time as an undisclosed medical emergency. The 29-year-old shared the news on her Instagram Stories, explaining that she typically keeps personal matters private but felt this experience warranted an exception.
“I’m not one to normally share things like this because I value privacy in today’s age,” she wrote. “But almost dying wasn’t on my bingo card earlier this week.
“This was one of, if not the scariest experiences of my life, especially since Johnathan was in Indy for practices.”
Owens plays safety for the Indianapolis Colts, and his practice schedule meant he was away from home when the medical crisis unfolded. A month later, Biles posted that she had returned to the hospital after the initial emergency, though she did not share additional details at that time.
A Public Figure Who Shares Selectively
Biles has built an enormous following well beyond gymnastics, and her TikTok and Instagram accounts have become the primary venue where she shares glimpses of her life that don’t make it into official news releases. That approach means disclosures like the Chicago break-in arrive on her own timetable and often without the specifics — exact date, police response, investigation status — that would normally accompany a reported crime story.
The Olympic champion did not say when during her Chicago tenure the burglary occurred, and it was not immediately clear whether authorities were notified or whether anyone has been arrested in connection with the stolen Porsche. The vehicle’s recovery, which she mentioned in the TikTok video, was likewise offered without additional context.
When asked directly by her audience about details, Biles indicated she wanted to tell the story properly rather than in passing — implying more information may come in a dedicated video at some point.
For now, the account remains what it is: a firsthand disclosure from one of the most decorated athletes in U.S. Olympic history, shared directly with her followers rather than through representatives or local media.
A Home Base in Transition
Biles’s reference to her “last few months in Chicago” suggests the couple’s time in the city may have come to an end, though she didn’t detail where they are now or what prompted any move. Owens’s professional commitments with the Colts place the couple in Indianapolis during the NFL season, and Biles’s recent posts have referenced his absence during practices.
The break-in she described adds to a run of months in which personal safety and health — not competition — have dominated her public updates. After stepping away from elite gymnastics following the Tokyo Olympics and later returning to competition, Biles has spent much of this year addressing matters far removed from the balance beam.
In her telling, the Porsche theft was alarming but not shattering — she has a replacement planned and a new guard dog on duty. The medical scare in June was weightier. “Almost dying” left her reflecting on how much she typically shields from public view, and her later return to the hospital extended that uncertain period.
Between the two episodes, Biles has given her followers a window into a stretch of life defined less by medals than by vulnerability — and, in her own words, by events she considers “absolute insanity.”
The burglary account, as reported by Breitbart, originated entirely in Biles’s own TikTok video, where she referred to the stolen car as “our Porsche” and said the GTS was taken by masked intruders. Her video did not include footage of the incident, identification of the men, or any indication of how the vehicle was recovered.
For a figure whose name has long been synonymous with precision and control under pressure, the last several months have presented a different kind of test — one she has chosen to narrate in her own voice, on her own terms, in bits and pieces as she sees fit.
Source: www.breitbart.com — https://www.breitbart.com/sports/2026/09/22/simone-biles-says-3-masked-robbers-broke-into-chicago-home-and-stole-her-porsche/