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Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles kicked off the week with an exciting career update. On Monday, Creative Artists Agency (CAA) announced that the 24-year-old athlete has officially signed with the company, marking another milestone in her already remarkable journey. “Thrilled to welcome Jordan Chiles to CAA! Jordan is an elite athlete, author, content creator, philanthropist and TV personality. She will be represented in all areas,” the CAA wrote in a post shared on Instagram. The athlete replied to the announcement with a heart-hand emoji, signaling her excitement for this new chapter. Chiles, who helped Team USA win silver at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and gold at the 2024 Paris Games, continues to prove that her influence extends far beyond gymnastics. With her signing to one of the world’s biggest talent agencies, Chiles now joins an elite roster of athletes, entertainers and creators represented by CAA. As her professional portfolio grows, Chiles has also been lighting up television screens as a contestant on Season 34 of ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars.” Paired with professional dancer Ezra Sosa, she’s impressed judges and fans alike with her athletic grace and expressive performances. Last week, the duo performed a Rumba to “For Good” by Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, earning their first perfect 10 of the season and finishing with a near-perfect score of 39 out of 40. This week, they brought the energy once again for Halloween Night, performing a contemporary routine to Sia’s “Elastic Heart.” Dressed as mummies, Chiles and Sosa earned 34 out of 40, plus four bonus points from the dance marathon. Their combined scores and fan votes secured them a spot in Week 8, where they’ll perform again during the show’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Night on November 4. Despite her strong performances, Chiles has faced moments of scrutiny from judges and social media. In an interview with E! News, she showed maturity and focus when asked about handling criticism. “Look, we’re on a reality TV show, and we can’t control the narrative of what people are trying to put out there,” she said. “We can only control what we’re doing — giving our all every time we step onto the dance floor. We’re still here, still shining, and not letting any of that tear us down.” A Year of Wins for Jordan Chiles Beyond her Olympic success, Chiles has become a brand ambassador for Nike, Beats by Dre, Hero Cosmetics, Alaska Airlines, Chase Bank and Netflix. She even starred in Nike’s 2025 Super Bowl commercial “So Win” alongside fellow sports stars Juju Watkins, Caitlin Clark and Sha’Carri Richardson. In August, she launched the SHERO Athlete Collective, a program that empowers young female athletes from all sports through mentorship and personal development. Earlier this year, Time magazine named her one of its Women of the Year, recognizing her advocacy and leadership within and beyond the gymnastics community. She also recently released her debut memoir, “I’m That Girl: Living the Power of My Dreams,” which chronicles her journey from a young gymnast with big goals to an Olympic champion using her platform for good. From earning high scores on the dance floor to signing with one of Hollywood’s top talent agencies, Jordan Chiles’ momentum shows no sign of slowing down. For fans following her journey, one thing is clear: Jordan Chiles is just getting started.
