Olympic gymnast Simone Biles appears to have deleted her X account, following massive backlash for her bizarre attack on women’s rights advocate Riley Gaines and the promotion of men in female sports.

When you search @Simone_Biles, X users are now directed to a message that reads “This account doesn’t exist,” instead of Biles’ feed.

Screenshot: X

As highlighted by The Daily Wire, Biles earlier this month suggested Gaines, a podcast host for Outkick, is the size of a man while attempting to boost “trans” athletes.

“You’re truly sick, all of this campaigning because you lost a race,” Biles said to Gaines, for highlighting the inequality of allowing males to participate in female sports. “Straight up sore loser.”

Gaines did not lose to Lia Thomas, a man who competed in women’s collegiate swimming. She tied against the male and then was pushed to the side for a photoshoot so the NCAA could apparently highlight Thomas. Gaines has since become a fierce advocate for girls and women’s spaces and sports.

“Bully someone your own size, which would ironically be a male,” Biles said to Gaines.

The gymnast was hit with fierce backlash over the posts and she eventually apologized. Gaines accepted the apology, writing online, “I accept Simone’s apology for the personal attacks including the ones where she body-shamed me. I know she knows what this feels like. She’s still the greatest female gymnast of all time.” 

Gaines on Monday reacted to Biles’ account being terminated. In a post on X, she noted that Biles had “an incredibly unpopular and morally indefensible take,” got “rightfully ridiculed for it,” issued “a groveling public apology after unrelenting backlash,” and then deleted her account “to pretend it never happened.”

“Sad to see such a phenom go down like this,” Gaines added.

– has an incredibly unpopular and morally indefensible take
– gets rightfully ridiculed for it
– issues a groveling public apology after unrelenting backlash
– deletes account to pretend it never happened

Sad to see such a phenom go down like this https://t.co/AiYir3kRG5

— Riley Gaines (@Riley_Gaines_) June 23, 2025

Related: Leftists Turn On Simone Biles Over Riley Gaines Apology: ‘No Mercy For Traitors’

President Donald Trump said on Sunday night that he viewed the satellite images of Iran’s major nuclear facilities following the United States’ bombing mission, adding that American B-2 Bombers and a submarine hit the “Bullseye.”

“Monumental Damage was done to all Nuclear sites in Iran, as shown by satellite images,” the president posted on Truth Social. “Obliteration is an accurate term! The white structure shown is deeply imbedded [sic] into the rock, with even its roof well below ground level, and completely shielded from flame. The biggest damage took place far below ground level. Bullseye!!!”

On Saturday, Trump ordered bombings on Iranian nuclear facilities, Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan, which were hit with “bunker busters” and Tomahawk missiles. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Sunday that the mission was an “overwhelming success,” adding that Iran’s nuclear ambitions were “obliterated.”

Reuters reported on the satellite imagery of the Iranian nuclear sites on Sunday, citing experts who said that Fordo was “severely damaged — and possibly destroyed.” It could be difficult to confirm the extent of the damage to Fordo, however, as the nuclear centrifuges are buried approximately 300 feet underground — too deep for satellite images to provide an accurate assessment, researcher Decker Eveleth told Reuters.

The images show six holes where “bunker buster” bombs penetrated the ground at Fordo. “Bunker busters,” dropped by American B-2 Bombers, are designed to drive down to 200 feet underground before blowing up.

Close-up view of the likely GBU-57 impact holes at Fordow, June 22: pic.twitter.com/IgmYVS5Dwc

— Evan Hill (@evanhill) June 22, 2025

The United States appeared to drop another “bunker buster” on the Natanz nuclear facility, “likely” destroying it, according to David Albright, a former U.N. nuclear inspector.

Close-up view of likely GBU-57 impact location at Natanz. Unclear as of this post how many GBU-57 munitions were used in this strike, June 15 (L) June 22 (R): pic.twitter.com/dtwDE1okML

— Evan Hill (@evanhill) June 22, 2025

Iran’s Isfahan facility was hit by more than two dozen Tomahawk missiles fired from an American submarine. A senior Israeli official told The Washington Post that Isfahan was “annihilated,” while Spencer Faragasso, senior research fellow at the Institute for Science and International Security, said that Isfahan was “severely damaged” and knocked “out of operation.”

A satellite image of Isfahan shows numerous buildings destroyed or damaged from the U.S. missile strike.

Satellite image (c) 2025 Maxar Technologies.

“The damage to the Nuclear sites in Iran is said to be ‘monumental,'” Trump said in a Truth Social post earlier on Sunday. “The hits were hard and accurate. Great skill was shown by our military. Thank you!”