Simone Biles Reveals What Really Happened to Her Calf During the Olympics: 'My Body Is Like a Ticking Time Bomb'

Of course, it all ended well — Biles pushed through her mystery calf injury to win gold in the team, all-around and vault finals, plus a silver in floor. But fans will finally get to hear the full story of what happened in the second part of Netflix’sSimone Biles: Rising,based on the new trailer that dropped on Thursday, Oct. 3. In the middle of the first look at part two of the docuseries, Biles is seen telling her coach, “my calf or something just pulled all the way,” as she came off the floor mat.

Simone Biles RevealsRisingNetflix Doc's Return Date with a Fun Nod toEmily in Paris

Olympian Simone Biles of Team United States.Photo:Kristy Sparow/Getty Kristy Sparow/Getty Netflix announced the official premiere dates for episodes three and four of the docuseriesSimone Biles Risingwith help from the Olympic gold medalist herself! In a funvideoshared on Netflix’s social media accounts, Biles, 27, recreated lines from the streaming giant’s popular series,Emily in Paris, which just released the first part of its highly-anticipatedfourth seasonstarring starringLily Collinson Aug. 15. “And ever since I moved to Paris, my life has been chaotic and dramatic and complicated,” Biles said in the first clip as she sips her drink with a view of the Eiffel Tower in the distance.

Simone Biles Says It Was 'Important' for Her to Stand Up for Her Teammates (Exclusive)

Simone Biles (center) and her teammates, from left: Jordan Chiles, Hezly Rivera, Jade Carey and Suni Lee.Photo:Getty Images Getty Images And it’s why she’s felt comfortable using her voice to stand up for herself and for her teammates while the entire world watches. “It’s important because you have to teach them to use their voices,” Biles, 27, tells PEOPLE on Aug. 6, the day after she concluded the2024 Paris Olympicswithfour more medals.

Simone Biles Says It's 'Not a Big Deal' After Video Shows Judges Missed Inquiry That Could Have Been Another Gold

Photo:Jamie Squire/Getty Jamie Squire/Getty Simone Bilesis taking the high road, after video footage has surfaced showing that she could have won another gold at the Paris Olympics. In video used to support Jordan Chiles’ bidto keep her bronze medal in the floor exercise, taken from the Netflix documentary seriesSimone Biles: Risingthat was submitted on Monday to the Federal Supreme Court of Switzerland, Team USA coach Cecile Landi is seen submitting a separate inquiry — this one on behalf of Biles — but it apparently went unheard.

Simone Biles Says She and Husband Jonathan Owens 'Always Talk About Kids': 'That's Definitely in Our Future'

Simone Biles and Jonathan Owens at a Houston Rockets game in January 2024.Photo:Carmen Mandato/Getty Images Carmen Mandato/Getty Images Simone Bileshopes to eventually add another title to her list of accolades: mother. The 27-year-old Olympian — who is themost-decorated gymnast of all timeafter her highly-successfulParis Olympics— sat down with theTodayshow’sHoda Kotbon Tuesday, Aug. 6, where she revealed that having children is something she and husbandJonathan Owenssee in their future. “Obviously we both have goals that we want to achieve before we start a family.