Serena Williams Is Giving Us Major Baby Fever With A Video Of Her Daughter

READ MORE LESS

By Danielle Kwateng-Clark · October 12, 2017

Motherhood looks good on tennis champion, Serena Williams. On Wednesday the beauty shared a Snapchat video of her and daughter, Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr. sitting quietly together. While laid comfortable on her shoulder, Williams whispers something sweet into her baby’s ear.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BaH58e1BHbD/?tagged=serenawilliams

In September the 36-year-old and her fiancé, Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian welcomed their bundle of joy who weighed 6 lbs and 13 ounces.

According to Sports Illustrated, Williams is planning to come back to the court as soon as January to play in the Australian Open —the same competition she played and won while pregnant.

”Serena will be back,” tournament director Craig Tiley told the publication. “We look forward to welcoming her and again go on that journey of breaking the all-time record for the most number of Grand Slams. … I’ve been in contact with all the top players and am pleased to announce we’ll have the full top 100 men and women returning to the Australian Open.”

In honor of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October, I’ve designed a custom, Italian leather purse to support my friends at @allstatefdn during their annual fundraising competition, the Purple Purse Challenge. Every $10 you donate to the Challenge earns you a chance to win one! A winner will be picked each week this month. All donations benefit the 2017 Purple Purse nonprofits and help provide critical resources to domestic violence survivors nationwide. The more you donate, the more you help survivors – and the more chances you have to win! So, get involved and donate today. Link in bio. #ad #domesticviolence #PurplePurse #DVAM

A post shared by Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) on Oct 2, 2017 at 6:43am PDT

For National Domestic Violence Month, Williams is also currently raising funds for the 2017 Purple Purse nonprofits that help provide critical resources to domestic violence survivors nationwide.