Olympic champion Simone Biles reunites with Laurie Hernandez and Aly Raisman for a hilarious TikTok video, sparking fan excitement and Olympic comeback speculation.
The Girls Are Back in Town
Olympic gymnastics royalty has reunited. Simone Biles, 28, surprised fans with a viral TikTok video featuring two of her legendary “Final Five” teammates from the 2016 Rio Olympics. The video, shared on Tuesday, Feb. 17, shows Biles, Laurie Hernandez, 25, and Aly Raisman, 31, putting their own spin on the popular “No We’re Not Sorry” trend.
The trend, which pokes fun at friend groups and their chaotic personalities, sees participants mouthing variations of “f— you,” followed by someone apologizing, and ending with a defiant “No, we’re not!” The gymnasts’ take on this trend, set to Joan Jett’s “I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll,” showcases their signature energy and humor.
The Viral Video Breakdown
In the TikTok clip, Biles kicks things off with two middle fingers to the camera, mouthing “f**k you bishhh.” Raisman follows as the apologetic friend, pleading “We’re so sorry!!” while Hernandez delivers the final punchline, jumping into frame with middle fingers raised and mouthing “HAHAHAH NO WE’RE NOT FCK U LOL.”
Fan Reactions and Olympic Speculation
The reunion video sent fans into a frenzy. Comments flooded in with excitement: “okay this wins the 2016 trend,” “Aly definitely is the one trying to stop the trouble 🤣,” and “Oh, we getting the band back together?!”
One particularly enthusiastic fan speculated about future Olympic prospects: “LA 2028 Olympics loading? 👀” This comment taps into the ongoing speculation about whether members of the Final Five might attempt a comeback for the Los Angeles Games.
The Final Five Legacy
The trio represents three of the five gymnasts who made up the legendary Final Five team that won gold at the 2016 Rio Olympics. The group also included Gabby Douglas, 30, and Madison Kocian, 28, who weren’t present for this particular reunion.
Biles and Douglas remain the only Final Five members yet to officially retire from competitive gymnastics. At the 2024 Paris Games, Biles cemented her status as the most-decorated U.S. gymnast in Olympic history, surpassing Shannon Miller’s record with four medals: three gold and one silver.
Douglas had hoped to compete in Paris but was sidelined by a late-May ankle injury. The 2012 Olympic all-around champion has expressed interest in the 2028 Los Angeles Games, telling People in July 2024 that she’s “looking forward to it.”
Why This Reunion Matters
Beyond the viral entertainment value, this TikTok reunion represents something significant for gymnastics fans and the broader Olympic community. It demonstrates the enduring bond between these elite athletes who shared one of the most intense experiences possible – Olympic competition at the highest level.
The timing is also noteworthy. The reunion came during the height of the 2016 trend on social media, where users were posting nostalgic throwback content from a decade ago. For the Final Five, their 2016 Olympic victory represents not just a career highlight but a defining moment in sports history.
Moreover, with the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics on the horizon, any interaction between these legendary gymnasts naturally fuels speculation about potential comebacks. While none have officially announced return plans, the chemistry and joy evident in this video remind fans why they fell in love with this team in the first place.
For now, fans can enjoy this spontaneous moment of Olympic magic, captured perfectly in a TikTok trend that showcases not just athletic excellence, but the genuine friendship and humor that made the Final Five so beloved.
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