Jordan Chiles joins fellow athletes in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue 2025

On Nov. 11, Sports Illustrated revealed that Jordan Chiles is joining a group of athletes for the Swimwear Issue 2025. Ben Horton/ Sports Illustrated

Congrats, Jordan Chiles.

The Olympic gymnast just joined a starry roster of athletes including Gabby Thomas and Suni Lee, among others, for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue 2025.

“Say hello to SI Swimsuit’s newest athlete feature for the 2025 issue — Jordan Chiles! 🤸‍♀️” the publication wrote in an Instagram post, sharing the news.

“Say hello to SI Swimsuit’s newest athlete feature for the 2025 issue — Jordan Chiles! 🤸‍♀️” the publication wrote on Instagram, sharing her look for the issue. Getty Images The athlete donned a vibrant turquoise cutout one-piece swimsuit. Getty Images

To say fans are pleased with the issue’s newest star would be an understatement.

“Screamingggg YESSSS JO!!!!!” one user wrote, while another added, “@jordanchiles couldn’t have slayed harder on the beach! 🔥

In her photoshoot, which took place in Boca Raton, Fla., the 23-year-old showed off her toned figure in a bright turquoise cutout one-piece.

Chiles made her Olympic debut at the Tokyo Games in 2020. GC Images On “Today,” Chiles spoke publicly for the first time about being stripped of her bronze medal during the games. Getty Images

In the accompanying text, the magazine highlighted a handful of the athlete’s career accomplishments.

The Oregon native made her Olympic debut during the Tokyo Games in 2020. Then, this past summer, Chiles joined the U.S. gymnasts team at the Paris Games 2024, helping them earn a gold medal.

On top of that, she’s an all-around Winter Cup and Pan American Games champion.

She joined the U.S. gymnasts team at the Paris Games 2024. Getty Images On “Today,” Chiles spoke publicly for the first time about being stripped of her bronze medal during the game. Getty Images for MTV

During the games, Chiles made headlines when she was stripped of her bronze medal for the floor routine after the Romanian gymnastics team challenged her final score, calling the decision “unjust” in August and receiving tons of support from her team and other celebs.

Ahead of her Sports Illustrated news on Monday, Chiles appeared on “Today” and spoke out about the controversy.

“It’s honestly been a very, very difficult time, and to everybody that’s been supporting me and lifting me up in millions of different ways, I say thank you all the time,” she told Hoda Kotb. “It’s just been a difficult time for myself and I’m ready to speak on my truth.”