Simone Biles ‘unwell’ after partying in Paris after Olympics

Simone Biles may have been dealing with a hangover after a night out in Paris with her sister, Adria Biles.

The 27-year-old gymnast celebrated the conclusion of her third Olympic Games and received VIP treatment at L’Arc, a popular nightclub in Paris, as seen in photos on her Instagram Story on Monday.

Biles and her sister enjoyed a private table with bottle service, as well as confetti, sparklers and signs that read “Simone Biles God 4 Life” and “Gym legend.”

“The reason I’m unwell this morning,” Biles wrote.

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Biles — who secured three gold medals and a silver at the Summer Games — shared a video of the sisters at the nightclub and joked about their late night.

“If you see me out at the club, pls tell me to go home for my own sake & health in the am,” she said, adding a crying laughing emoji.

Biles then posted a photo of a pool in front of an orange sky, writing, “Home” with a teary-eyed emoji.

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“Never been so happy,” she wrote, including another snapshot of her laying in bed.

Biles’ posts come after she carried the Olympic flag during Sunday’s closing ceremony.

She wore a walking boot as a precautionary measure after dealing with a calf injury during the games.

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“Closing ceremonies bittersweet. So special,” Biles wrote on her Instagram Story, including a video of the stunning event at Stade de France.

Biles explained she felt fulfilled after she was done competing in the Paris Games.

“I’ve accomplished way more than in my wildest dreams,” Biles said during a press conference on Aug. 5. “Not just at this Olympics, but in the sport.

“A couple years ago, I didn’t think I’d be back here at an Olympic Games. So competing and then walking away with four medals … I’m not mad about it. I’m pretty proud of myself.”

Biles backed out of multiple events in the delayed Tokyo Games in 2021 after experiencing “the twisties” — an emotional block when a gymnast loses control of their body while twisting in the air that could potentially result in serious injury.

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