Simone Biles kisses husband Jonathan Owens in sweet sideline moment before Bears game

Simone Biles kicked off her packed Sunday with a visit to Soldier Field.

The 11-time Olympic medalist gymnast spent time on the sideline before the Bears’ Week 4 matchup against the Rams, where she and her husband, Chicago safety Jonathan Owens, shared a kiss.

Biles, 27, who wed Owens, 29, last spring, also posed for photos on the field.

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The three-time Olympian is in town for the Gold Over America Tour, with a performance slated for Sunday evening at United Center.

Biles revealed in August that she was unsure how many of Owens’ games she would be able to attend as the Gold Over America Tour — which is described as “an exhilarating display of jaw-dropping athleticism and high-energy choreography” — travels the country through Nov. 3.

The gymnastics phenom attended a Bears preseason game over the summer and sparked online chatter over her Packers apparel given Chicago’s storied rivalry with Green Bay.

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Owens spent last season with the Packers before agreeing to a two-year deal with the Bears in the offseason.

Biles opted for a cropped Bears sweater on Sunday and paired it with a white skirt and matching thigh-high boots.

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It’s been a wild few months for Biles, who added four Olympic medals to her collection at the Paris Games over the summer.

She earned gold in the team all-around event, the individual all-around and the vault final.

Biles also won a silver medal in the floor exercise final, with Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade taking the top spot on the podium.

Owens was granted permission by the Bears to miss some of training camp to watch Biles compete in Paris.

The Bears entered Sunday’s game at 1-2. Chicago led Los Angeles (1-2) 17-9 in the third quarter.

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