Olympic Star Simone Biles Hosts Friends for Lavish Sleepover at Her Dream Texas Home
Simone Biles just gave us a peek at what a real girls’ weekend looks like when your home is a $3 million waterfront mansion in Spring, Texas.
On July 13, 2026, the 29-year-old Olympic gold medalist shared the highlights of a two-day luxury sleepover she hosted for seven of her closest friends on Instagram Stories, and the internet has not stopped talking about it since.
The Party That Started With Goodie Bags and Ended With Bouquets
This was not a regular sleepover. It was a “Slumber Soiree” and there was a custom sign in the entryway to prove it.
The event was actually put together as a baby shower for Biles’ close friend Rachel Roettger, attended by eight women including Biles and her younger sister Adria.
Pink and purple were the color theme throughout, from the balloon arch they all posed in front of to the matching purple pajamas every guest wore.
Biles kicked things off with a personalized goodie bag for each guest. Inside: animal-print PJs, fluffy white slippers, electric personal fans, Biodance sheet masks, custom claw clips, personalized Stanley water cups, a Sol de Janeiro gift set, and a face mist.
She captioned the photo “Goodie bags for my gurrrrllllzzzz.”
Night one included a charcuterie spread complete with “Mean Girls” written across it in cheese, a permanent jewelry station where guests got bracelets welded onto their wrists by experts, and a photo booth set against cream drapery.
Dinner came from private chef James Watford, and Biles toasted the group with red wine, captioning the moment: “Relax, it’s just grapes.”
The next morning opened with a sign that read “Welcome to Pilates Before Mimosas.” Seven pink mats, weights, and medicine balls were laid out on the property’s basketball court for a private Pilates session.
After that, a flower bar with large buckets of colorful blooms let each guest arrange her own bouquet to take home.
Breakfast was the kind of spread you would expect at a boutique hotel brunch: shrimp and grits, chicken and waffles, fresh fruit, eggs, parfaits, cinnamon rolls, pancake sausage sandwiches, hash browns, and macarons, all arranged around floral displays.
“10/10 recommend throwing a slumber party,” Biles wrote over a group photo. In her caption, she gave credit to her mother Nellie Biles and her aunt for teaching her how to be a “professional party thrower.”
Even the official Barbie account commented on the post, calling it “our favorite kind of party.”
The Home That Made This All Possible
Here is what most articles are not telling you: this was not a rented venue or a hotel buyout.
This was Simone Biles’ own home. And that matters.
According to Realtor.com, the custom-built waterfront mansion in Spring, Texas, just outside Houston, was completed in November 2025 after a build that started back in 2020. Biles and Owens spent five years designing it from scratch.
The home features floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors facing the lake, an outdoor kitchen, a pool, a basketball court, a home gym, a game room, a home theater, and a dual-island kitchen.
She worked with interior designer Diamond Hadley to create interiors that feel like a five-star hotel and shared a video of her remote-control drapes opening up to a poolside patio view, saying: “When we designed this bedroom, I told them I wanted it to feel like a hotel and it feels exactly like that.”
Five years of waiting. And then you turn it into a full event venue for your best friends. That is a full-circle moment.
Why This Matters
There is a bigger story here that goes beyond the flower bar and the mimosas.
Just weeks before this sleepover, in early June 2026, Biles revealed a near-death medical emergency on Instagram, writing that “almost dying wasn’t on my bingo card earlier this week.”
She spent two weeks on bed rest, with Jonathan Owens away in Indianapolis for Colts practice when it happened.
This sleepover was the first time she publicly showed up, happy and hosting, after that scare. That is not a small thing.
She had also recently gone viral on TikTok for revealing that getting ready for a single red carpet event cost her $23,000, half-joking that she would rather just stay home. As it turns out, home is now genuinely the better option.
And it tells you something about what this property means to her. She did not build it to own it. She built it to live in it, to recover in it, to celebrate in it, and to fill it with the people she loves.
That tracks with where luxury real estate is heading more broadly. According to the Global Wellness Institute’s 2025 report, the wellness real estate market hit $584 billion in 2024 and is projected to double to $1.1 trillion by 2029.
Homeowners are no longer building for aesthetics. They are building for how they actually want to live.
Biles’ mansion is a working example of exactly that. A basketball court that doubles as a Pilates studio. A living room large enough for a jewelry station. A kitchen designed with a chef in mind. She did not host a party. She used her home the way it was always meant to be used.
This pattern keeps showing up with athlete-owned properties. Soccer legend Kaká recently dropped $8.7 million on a Bal Harbour condo and like Biles, the timing said as much as the property itself.
Same with Tyler Herro, who listed his $12 million Miami mansion days after a trade that changed everything. Athletes are not just buying homes. They are using them to signal what chapter they are in.
What do you think? Is this the new standard for hosting, or just next-level Simone being Simone? Drop your take in the comments.
A Quick Look at What This Mansion Actually Includes
For those curious about the property itself:
- Waterfront location on a man-made lake in Spring, TX (north of Houston)
- Custom-built from the ground up, completed November 2025
- Basketball court, outdoor kitchen, pool, sports court
- Home gym, game room, home theater, wet bar
- Dual-island kitchen with waterfall countertops
- Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors with lake views
- Mirrored ceiling in the primary bedroom, marble bathrooms with freestanding tubs
- Private office with framed Sports Illustrated covers and career accolades
- Valued at approximately $3 million
This kind of intentional build, where every room has a clear purpose, is becoming a bigger story in celebrity real estate.
Artist Daniel Arsham recently listed his 137-year-old NYC firehouse home and studio for nearly $9 million, a property that much like Biles’ was shaped entirely around how its owner actually lives and works.
If celebrity real estate and homes like this are your thing, there is a WhatsApp channel where these kinds of stories go out as they break, worth having on your radar.
Final Thoughts
Simone Biles spent five years building a home. Then she survived a health scare. Then she threw a baby shower disguised as a luxury sleepover, with custom goodie bags, a jewelry station, and Pilates on the basketball court.
That sequence says everything.
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