Simone Biles’ Youngest Family Member’s Gymnastics Future Looks Bright as 2-Year-Old Spotted Flaunting Yet Another Skill…

Ronni.” When Simone Biles posted those words on her Instagram Story in May last year, fans couldn’t help but wonder: Was the GOAT dropping a subtle hint? A playful preview of what was to come? Because standing there, wide-eyed and curious, was Baby Biles herself—Simone’s adorable niece, Ronni—stepping into the iconic World Champions Centre (WCC) for the very first time.

Clad in a tiny black leotard, an almost perfect replica of the one her aunt wore at the 2023 Xfinity Gymnastics Championships, Ronni was already serving champion vibes—even if she was barely two years old. But did we see any future development?

Of course, at that age, Ronni, aka Baby Biles, didn’t know a thing about Yurchenkos or wolf turns. She had no clue about the weight of gold medals or the pressure that comes with greatness.

But she knew one thing: her “TT” was magic. And if TT could flip, fly, and soar, then maybe, just maybe, Baby Biles could too. A few days before that, on May 4, Ronni’s mom, Sammi Biles, captured the moment that had hearts melting.

She uploaded a TikTok clip of the tiny tot at WCC, and it was pure joy in motion. In the video, Baby Biles threw her hands in the air—not with the precision of a world champion, but with the unrestrained glee of a child.

Her chubby little arms shot up in triumph, mirroring the iconic victory pose her aunt had struck on mats around the world. Was it a perfect salute? No. But was it absolutely perfect? Yes. And yet again, there has come another gymnastics move from the 2-year-old.

On March 29, Sammi Biles once again gave the world a front-row seat to her daughter’s rising star power. She posted a clip on her Instagram Story that had everyone probably saying the same thing:

‘The Biles gene is real.’ In the clip, Baby Biles—now a tireless 2-year-old force of nature—was back on the mat at World Champions Centre (WCC). And this time? She wasn’t just throwing her hands in the air. No, she came to amaze people.

With the fearlessness of a future champion, the tiny gymnast pushed off the mat and tried to hold a handstand. Baby Biles’ little legs wobbled ever so slightly, but she tried to keep her balance like a pro. Her tiny hands pressed firmly to the mat, her face lit up with unstoppable joy. The best part?