Serena Williams and her daughter Olympia share a really special and cute bond. The mother-daughter pair is one of the most popular pairs in the sports fraternity and thus, fans also love to watch both of them together. Interestingly, the 23-time Grand Slam champion even has a habit of sharing Olympia’s day-to-day activities on her social media handles.
Be it Rafael Nadal or Caroline Wozniacki, Olympia has met almost everyone on the tour. Thus, even the other players love to enjoy the company of the 4-year-old.
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When Serena Williams’ daughter met Novak Djokovic
Recently, Olympia’s Twitter account posted a beautiful picture of herself. Interestingly, even the 4-year-old has a verified Twitter account and it is either Serena or Alexis who runs that.
That time I met @djokernole you know my ole pal https://t.co/vl6mIJQ54Z pic.twitter.com/rHW0CL5jOd
— Olympia Ohanian (@OlympiaOhanian) May 26, 2018
In the post, one can see cute little Olympia smiling in the lap of World No.1 Novak Djokovic. Intriguingly, it was the first time when Serena’s daughter met the Serbian legend.
“That time I met Novak Djokovic. You know my ole pal,” wrote Olympia in the tweet.
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Djokovic called Olympia as the future champion after their meeting
The meeting took place in May 2018 when Olympia was just 9-months old. She really impressed the 20-time Grand Slam champion and he wrote a special message for her on Twitter. He called her a future champion and even hailed Serena as a strong and fearless athlete.
“Future champion!! Welcome back to your strong and fearless mom, Serena,” tweeted Djokovic.
Serena Williams’ comeback date is uncertain as of now. However, fans still back her and believe that she she will make an incredible return to the court really soon. Will the tennis queen be able to lift her 24th Grand Slam title before bidding goodbye to the sport?
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