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How did the U.S. women's team respond to MyKayla Skinner's now-deleted video? Biles appeared to reference Skinner's comments in a July 4 post on Threads. After the Olympic qualifiers in June 2024, Skinner made negative comments about Team USA, sharing in a since-deleted YouTube video that she felt they didn't work as hard as previous gymnasts have. Skinner won silver on vault at the Tokyo Games. Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images In a since-deleted YouTube video also captured on X, Skinner said of this year's team: "Besides Simone, I feel like Biles didn't tag Skinner, but it seems a pretty clear reference to her former teammate's comments about the Paris Olympic team in a subsequently deleted social media video. Several of the social posts seemed to target MyKayla Skinner, who competed with the U.S. team in the 2020 Summer Olympics as Biles's teammate. taken out of context and deleted the YouTube MyKayla Skinner gave a subtle tribute to Simone Biles and the Team USA gymnasts after their 2024 Paris Olympics gold medal win, just weeks after her controversial "work ethic" comments. Online. MyKayla Skinner is addressing backlash over her comments about Team USA. After sparking controversy with a since-deleted YouTube video, the retired Olympic gymnast issued an apology. "I In her controversial video, MyKayla, 27, suggested U.S. Center for SafeSport, a non-profit created in order to help end abuse in athletics, was part of the reason for this perceived lack of effort MyKayla Skinner was a member of the U.S. Gymnastics Women's Senior National Team from 2013-2022. Born in Gilbert, Arizona, Skinne