Simone Biles has seven Olympic medals, but this piece of jewelry is the most important.

The gymnast and Houston Texans safety Jonathan Owens got married, they both announced Saturday.

The two began dating in August 2020 and got engaged in February 2022.

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"I do - official owens," Biles wrote on Twitter with two white heart emoji.

"My person, forever" Owens tweeted with emoji of a red heart and a ring.

Both shared four photos from the wedding. Owens wore a tan suit and Biles wore a tiered dress.

Biles said it was "the easiest yes" when Owens proposed to her last year.

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The 26-year-old gymnast has won 19 gold medals in world championships.

Owens signed with the Arizona Cardinals as an undrafted free agent in 2018 and played on their practice squad. He joined the Texans in 2019 and has played in 31 NFL games, including all 17 of Houston's games last year.

A deceased pregnant great hammerhead shark washed up on an Alabama beach on Thursday, officials say.

Beachgoers spotted the shark near the shore in Orange Beach. They pulled the 14-foot animal ashore before the city's coastal resources employees arrived.

Though it was a sad sight, city officials were enthused about the opportunity to examine a shark that was so well-preserved.

"While it was very sad that it passed, we were excited about the rare opportunity of seeing a Great hammerhead in such good condition," the City of Orange Beach Coastal Resources' Facebook post read. "We immediately started contacting various agencies to see who had availability to come gather data from this unique specimen."

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Photos show that workers needed to hoist the shark onto a truck to transport her. Employees contacted a Mississippi State University professor about performing an autopsy on the deceased animal.

A research team was promptly sent to study the dead shark.

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During the necropsy, researchers found 40 shark pups in the mother's body.

"While it is sad, it is very rare to find a large pregnant female, and the data collected will be tremendously helpful in learning about Great hammerhead fecundity," the Facebook post added.

"We are very thankful that our staff was able to get the shark off of the beach, protected from the elements, and iced down within a few short hours of the initial call," the post added. "This was definitely an experience that we won't forget, and we are grateful to have played a small role in this unique case."