Simone Biles is sharing a few life updates.

The seven-time Olympic gold medalist, 28, shared a video to her Instagram Stories of herself doing gymnastics at her new home and paired the clip with cheeky text that hinted at a possible breast augmentation.

"First flip - in a year - at the new home - with new 🍒" she simply wrote over the post, formatted in a bulleted list on Wednesday, Oct. 15.

Although she didn't give much context to her caption, Biles narrated the video as she performed several backflips on a massive trampoline she had embedded within the grass adjacent to a lake in her home's backyard.

"So I actually haven't flipped in a year," she said as she bounced on the trampoline. "And we're at our new house, so here we go," she added before launching herself into an effortless backflip.

The star athlete screamed in excitement after completing the stunt successfully, continuing to bounce before tucking into another.

"Okay I'll do one more!" she said as she jumped into a back pike with her legs straight out.

Then, someone off camera could be heard saying, "Now do a triple double." To which she replied, "Absolutely not."

Biles has yet to explicitly speak on the topic of undergoing any kind of breast augmentation.

Meanwhile, the gymnast has been going all in on her beauty and style in support of her husband, Jonathan Owensand his team, the Chicago Bears, on game days now that the NFL season is underway.

On Sept. 14, the proud wife brought superior WAG style to the Bears game as they faced off against the Detroit Lions. She shared her look on social media, including photos of her custom pants with her partner's name on them.

Biles also opened up recently about her interest in competing in the 2028 Olympics after her history-making accomplishments at the Paris Summer Games last year.

The gymnast, who previously said it would be "greedy" of her to compete in the upcoming Games, shared some insight on her thoughts about another Summer Olympics run.

"Everyone likes to talk about L.A. and what that road looks like for me," she said while speaking in Buenos Aires, where the most decorated U.S. gymnast in history was being honored by the city's mayor Jorge Macri.

"So, currently, I am taking some time off from the gym because I think it's really important that your physical health matches your mental health," she said.

Biles said putting her mental health first was what helped her make history in Paris.

"That’s why you saw so much of my success in Paris, because the mental and the physical were right on par," she explained. "They were right on track with each other, so I think that’s really, really important."

Biles said that while she's still "not sure what 2028 looks like" for her, she will be at the Los Angeles Games "in some capacity."

"I just don’t know right now if it’s on the floor or in the stands," she clarified. "But I definitely want to go and be a part of that movement."