He was left speechless after a diehard Packers fan presented her and husband Jonathan Owens with hilarious custom-made foam hats before the Chiefs’ victory.

 

 

Simone Biles was left speechless after a diehard Packers fan presented her and husband Jonathan Owens with hilarious custom-made foam hats before the Chiefs’ victory: ‘Oh my goodness!’
The Olympic gold medalist was one of two celebrities at the game, the other being Taylor Swift. Biles, 26, married Packers safety Jonathan Owens, 28, in April in Houston, Texas.
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When the Olympic gymnast attended Green Bay’s upset victory over the Chiefs on Sunday, she received a special custom-made gift from a Packers diehard fan.

The 26-year-old Biles was talking to fans on the sidelines before being called over to a section of Lambeau Field in footage shared by Sunday Night Football on NBC.

As she waved to Cheeseheads, a man known as the ‘Frozen Tundra Man’ summoned her to collect the items. According to The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, the man is Jeff Kahlow, a long-time Packers fan who dresses outrageously at home games.

‘What a pleasure to meet you,’ Kahlow initially told Biles, 26, in the video. ‘You are the greatest of all time. I had to make you something, okay?’

Wearing a ‘frozen cheese’ hat in the stands, he added: ‘You are the GOAT,’ before giving the four-time Olympic gold medalist a foam hat consisting of the real life animal.

‘Oh my god!’ Biles exclaimed in disbelief, as she immediately proceeded to trying on the accessory.

Kahlow also made sure to have a gift ready for Biles’ husband and Packers safety, Jonathan Owens. She was one of two celebs’ at the game with Taylor Swift.

‘We can’t let your husband out of the picture,’ he told Biles, before giving her a second foam hat of Green Bay’s No. 34 in the team’s dark green, white and, gold

‘What a pleasure to meet you,’ Kahlow said in the video at first to Biles, 26. ‘You are the all-time great. I had to make something for you, okay?’

In the stands, wearing a ‘frozen cheese’ hat, he said, ‘You are the GOAT,’ before handing the four-time Olympic gold medalist a foam hat resembling the real-life animal.