“This is Us”: Serena Williams Shares Adorable Clicks With Daughter Olympia, Venus Williams, Caroline Wozniacki React

Serena Williams and her daughter Alexis Olympia are twinning again! Back from a disappointing Grand Slam campaign at Roland-Garros, the 23-time Grand Slam champion shared some images with her three-year-old munchkin, smiling into the camera.

One image shows Serena and her baby, twinning in similar black outfits, sticking their tongues out to the lens. Another shows little Olympia and her mother striking another adorable pose for a selfie. 

The third shows the champion seemingly receiving some instruction or advice from her daughter as they walk down a corridor. Serena is seen carrying her kit bag on the shoulder as she strides down with her daughter.

Serena Williams and Alexis Olympia twinning in same outfits

The 39-year-old American tagged the images with a short message saying, “This is us”.

The images drew likes from Reddit co-founder and Serena’s husband Alexis Ohanian, her elder sister Venus Williams and former Grand Slam champion Caroline Wozniacki. 

Ohanian left a cheeky remark, wondering if Serena was taking coaching lessons from her daughter. “Love the third photo. Jr is already coaching,” he said.

Venus, a seven-time Grand Slam champion, showered love on the mother and daughter saying, “This is me too (love emojis)”. Wozniacki, a former women’s World No. 1, reacted to the adorable images with heart emojis.

Serena suffered her latest Grand Slam heartbreak at this year’s French Open

On the career front, Serena hasn’t had too much to smile about lately. Returning to action in Rome after an extended break that she took post her heartbreaking semifinal loss to Naomi Osaka at the Australian Open, Serena fell in the opening round to unheralded Argentine Nadia Podoroska.

Needless to say, it wasn’t the outcome she had imagined in her 1,000th career match. 

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Hoping to get into some sort of rhythm and momentum ahead of Roland-Garros, she took a wildcard to WTA Parma but suffered an early exit at the hands of Czech star Katerina Siniakova.

However, there was greater disappointment in store for the champion at the French capital as after getting herself into the second week, she was sent packing by Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan.

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