Home/Tennis
feature-image

via Reuters

feature-image

via Reuters

American tennis star Serena Williams has been the face of the sport for ages. During this duration, she has contributed immensely to tennis. After all these years of dominance, the veteran still continues to have the same hunger she had when she was just emerging on the scene.

Recently, Serena Williams’ husband Alexis Ohanian and daughter Olympia were seen engaging in some banter. They were apparently identifying the colors in the rainbow, which was displayed on the wall of their house. After that, Olympia’s attention went towards the cotton that was lying on the table. 

article-image

via Getty

ADVERTISEMENT

Article continues below this ad

Serena Williams’ Daughter Olympia Wants Cotton Candy

Interestingly, she thought it was cotton candy but her father differentiated between normal and cotton candy. Their conversation went about as: 

Alexis Ohanian: What are those Colors? OO: Red, yellow, green, and white.

Olympia Ohanian: what is that?

Alexis Ohanian: it’s cotton

Olympia Ohanian: is it cotton candy?

Alexis Ohanian: Cotton candy is named after cotton but actually it’s candy(sugar)

article-image

via Getty

 

Williams began her season in Melbourne but lost in the semifinal to eventual champion Naomi Osaka. After that, she took a brief break from the Tour and made a return during the clay season in Rome. 

ADVERTISEMENT

Article continues below this ad

However, she was unable to impress with her performances on the surface and, as a result, did not make it deep into the French Open. After that, prior to the Wimbledon Championships, Williams did not play any warm-up event. 

Later at the All England Club, she suffered an opening-round exit as she ended up twisting her ankle during the first set of the match. She has decided to skip the US Open this season. We hope to see her competing on the circuit soon once again.

Watch this story: How Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Novak Djokovic, Serena Williams, and Others Travel

 

ADVERTISEMENT

Article continues below this ad

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT