Simone Biles Net Worth 2026: Endorsements, Medals and Career

As of October 2026, Simone Biles’s net worth is estimated at $25 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. The most decorated gymnast in history earns mainly from sponsorships with brands such as Athleta and Visa, along with touring and media work. She has won 11 Olympic medals, seven of them gold, and 30 World Championship medals.

What is Simone Biles’s net worth in 2026?

Celebrity Net Worth estimates Simone Biles’s net worth at $25 million. This is an estimate based on reported endorsement income and property. Biles has not disclosed her finances.

Gymnastics prize money is small compared with sports such as tennis or golf, so almost all of her wealth comes from commercial deals built on her Olympic success. Her three gold medals at Paris 2024 made her one of the most marketable athletes in the world.

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An estimated $25 million is high for a gymnast but far below the fortunes of top earners in team sports, where salaries alone can exceed that amount in a single season.

How Simone Biles made her money

Biles became a global star at the Rio 2016 Olympics, where she won four gold medals and a bronze. That success brought sponsorship deals with large brands, including Nike, which she signed with in 2015.

In April 2021 she left Nike and signed with the clothing brand Athleta, part of Gap Inc. Her other partners over the years have included Visa, United Airlines, Hershey, Procter and Gamble, Mattress Firm, Beats by Dre, Oreo, Uber Eats, MasterClass and Facebook Watch.

She has also earned from the Gold Over America Tour, a gymnastics show she headlined after the Tokyo and Paris Games, and from the Netflix documentary series Simone Biles Rising, released in 2024. The series followed her return to elite gymnastics after the Tokyo Games and her preparation for Paris.

Endorsements and earnings

Celebrity Net Worth reports that Biles earned at least $20 million from endorsements between 2019 and 2021. Several of her partners have publicly backed her work on mental health and athlete welfare, which she spoke about openly after withdrawing from several finals at the Tokyo Games.

Exact figures for her current contracts are not public. Her earnings tend to peak in Olympic years, when brand campaigns and media appearances are at their highest.

Olympic and World medals

Biles is the most decorated gymnast in history, with 43 medals across the Olympic Games, World Championships and Pacific Rim Championships, 32 of them gold.

At Paris 2024 she won gold in the team, all-around and vault events and silver on floor, finishing fifth on beam. She also carried the Olympic flag for the US at the closing ceremony. In 2025 she was named Laureus World Sportswoman of the Year for the fourth time, after wins in 2017, 2019 and 2020.

Records and skills named after her

Biles holds the record for the most world all-around titles, with six, won in 2013, 2014, 2015, 2018, 2019 and 2023. Her 23 world gold medals are also a record for any gymnast, male or female.

Five skills in the women’s code of points are named after her, across floor, vault and beam. They include the Biles II on vault, a Yurchenko double pike she first landed in competition in 2023. Few other gymnasts attempt these skills because of their difficulty.

Her record breaking career is the main reason sponsors value her so highly. It has also kept her in demand for speaking events, documentaries and brand campaigns between Olympic Games.

Assets: homes, cars and investments

Biles bought a home in the Houston area in 2020 for under $750,000, according to property records cited by Celebrity Net Worth. She later sold her childhood home in Houston, which was listed at $289,000.

Her family runs World Champions Centre, a gymnastics training centre in Spring, Texas, where she trained for much of her career. Details of her cars and personal investments have not been made public.

Early life and career

Simone Arianne Biles was born on 14 March 1997 in Columbus, Ohio. As a young child she spent time in foster care before being adopted by her grandparents, Ron and Nellie Biles, who raised her in Spring, Texas.

She began gymnastics at the age of six after a day care field trip to a gym. She won her first world all-around title in 2013, aged 16, and went on to win a record six world all-around titles.

Personal life

Biles married American football player Jonathan Owens on 22 April 2023, after the couple became engaged in February 2022. Owens is an NFL safety who joined the Chicago Bears in 2024.

She has spoken publicly about mental health, including the “twisties” that led her to withdraw from events at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021. The term describes a loss of awareness of her body position in the air, which can make twisting skills dangerous. She returned to win bronze on beam at the same Games, and to competition in 2023. She has also testified before the US Senate about abuse in USA Gymnastics. For another top athlete’s finances, see LeBron James’s net worth.

Sources: Celebrity Net Worth: Simone Biles, Wikipedia: Simone Biles.