“I’m shaking”, Biles said.
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“I don’t know. That’s a really long ways away”.
She had a non-boyfriend this spring with whom she had a 140 day Snapchat streak (haven’t we all?), according to a New Yorker profile.
Best believe, an excited Biles hasn’t stopped posting evidence of her meeting her crush! Including the moment where she ever so politely granted Efron the opportunity to kiss her upon her medal-winning, gravity-defyingcheek.
Like Biles, Efron took to Twitter to share some adorable pics of the encounter.
After racking up one of the most impressive records in Olympic history, Needham’s Aly Raisman and the rest of the United States gymnastics team will again showcase their talents in Boston this November.
And now he’s a huge fan of Biles and her teammates, adding he felt compelled to hop on a plane bound for Rio, “Their story just blew my mind”. As if that weren’t enough to make us all feel unaccomplished, she launches right into another pass with a last-second half-twist at the end, a move that has since been named “the Biles” because it’s become her signature tumbling pass. Her giddy reaction is absolutely adorable and shows that, even though she’s the best gymnast in the world, she can still be a regular girl, too. Not to mention, if Aly doesn’t attend the Tokyo Olympics, her own teammate, Simone could take that coveted title.
The team of Biles, Raisman, Gabby Douglas, Madison Kocian and Laurie Hernandez said they will stay in Rio for Sunday’s closing ceremony, and until then they’ll be relaxing on the beach and visiting the city’s famous landmarks, like Christ the Redeemer. The Olympics are about getting kissed by Zac Efron. Give our birthday boy a little hug for us, would you do that?
Gymnastics gala: Aly Raisman performs final floor routine: After the gymnastics competition concluded, medalists like Aly Raisman (all-around and floor silvers) performed at the non-judged gymnastics gala.
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Verniaiev, 22, the all-around silver medallist in Rio, led the way with 16.041, ahead of American Danell Leyva (15.900) with Russia’s David Belyavskiy taking bronze (15.783). Nile Wilson of Great Britain earned bronze.
