Venus and Serena Williams’ Sister to Be Part of American Sitcom “Abbott Elementary”

Serena and Venus Williams have grown into tennis fame, making their family name much higher. But their other siblings have also made their names in other arenas.

Nevertheless, their parents—who also have the tennis dynamic duo—have eight children in total. Only Venus and Serena Williams are Richard Williams and Oracene Price’s daughters. Their other children are from different partners. Even though the tennis duo is the most well-known sibling, they share a great bond with their other siblings as well.

Serena Williams’ lesser-known sibling, to shine on a sitcom

Lyndrea Price has paved her way into the fashion industry. She has chosen a way other than playing the sport. She took to her Instagram account to share a story that made her fans go crazy who also shared her story’s screenshot on Twitter.

She has stormed her way into working for a sitcom named, “Abbott Elementary” as a costume designer, isn’t this great? Moreover, she has aided the tennis star with her tennis court attire. The sitcom’s new season is in preparation now, but this news has definitely excited tennis fans.

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Notably, in past, Serena’s sister has worked as a fashion stylist for popular publications like People. Seeing Williams in court outfits, it feels like the sitcom costumes will be great and creative, both at the same time. Seeing the tennis sister duo’s fashion sense, it seems like it runs in their blood.

Williams also steps her foot into the fashion industry

Last year, the American tennis player started her own clothing line “S by Serena” and is working endlessly for the brand after her retirement. The American tennis legend evolved from the sport in early September. She wanted to focus on her family and want to grow. 

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However, the tennis star has won 23 grand slam titles in the two decades career, making her one the highest grand slam holders in women’s tennis. While her professional career gave her a name in the sport, her challenging outfits on and off the court have raised her fashion sense. Additionally, a few weeks back, just after her US Open departure, she launched a new clothing collection, which is comfortable and it’s for women from all races.