This year, Serena Williams is bringing back the ‘Willams Invitational.’ Isn’t it great? Something that is close to the American tennis legend’s heart, and something that has always been a family tradition. The tennis legend spills the beans on how she and her elder sister Venus Williams are ready to play at this house event and enjoy themselves on their unofficial comeback.

Recently, the 23-time Grand Slam champion created a lot of buzz with her Super Bowl advertisement where she promoted the Rémy Martin drink – fine champagne that the tennis legend is also obsessed with.

In a recent interview, Serena talked about informal tennis comeback and the recent house event where she will pick up the tennis racquet again.

Serena Williams spills beans over the Williams Invitational

The former world number one in a conversation with Rolling Stone talked about her Super Bowl advertisement in which she promoted Rémy Martin’s popular champagne. During that conversation, the tennis star also shared her excitement about her informal tennis comeback alongside her 7-time Grand Slam champion sister just for their house event in Florida.

Regarding her impromptu tennis time. She said, “We play tennis — though I play lefty and Venus plays lefty — and then we just play with people that love tennis. And it’s literally just for fun, nothing else, and they’re all friends and family. And then we have a costume party after, because I love a costume. It’s just a good time to just unwind and to let go. And I really feel like it was something we looked forward to every year. It was the thing we would talk about for 12 months until it came.”

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The 23-time Grand Slam champion is all set to make an informal comeback to the sport. Meanwhile, the 41-year-old tennis star, on the other hand, is embracing her retirement. And the new Super Bowl commercial featuring Serena Williams promoting a champagne brand has gained quite a few admirers.

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Australian tennis coach is appreciative of Serena’s post-retirement plans

The Australian tennis coach, Rennae Stubbs is proud of the way the American legend is celebrating her retirement by “pumping in alcohol” and creating a good amount of money with other commercial ventures.

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She must have felt great to be a part of the super Bowl advertisement world. The American star made nearly $250 Million, promoting the champagne brand.