Serena Williams’ rise to the top has been nothing short of a fairy-tale. Taking tennis at a very young age, her father, Richard Williams, trained Serena during her initial years. Her first Grand Slam title was at the US Open in 1999 at the mere age of 17.

Since then, the American star has gone on to win 22 major titles more, taking her tally to 23 Grand Slam singles titles. It is the most in the Open Era and is just a major title away from equaling Margaret Court’s record of 24 Grand Slam titles.

Adding a golden lining to her already illustrious career, the American also has four Olympic gold medals to her credit; one in singles and three with her elder sister, Venus Williams. Despite the fact that Serena has faced a number of career-threatening injuries, she has always come back strongly and dominated her opponents.

Currently, the American star is on the sidelines, recovering from an injury she sustained last year at the Wimbledon Championships. Living life to the fullest regardless, recently, the 40-year-old walked the ramp at the Paris Fashion Week. Immensely proud, her husband, Alexis Ohanian, posted a video of the same on Twitter.

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Alexis Ohanian reacts to Serena Williams’ ramp-walk at the Paris Fashion Week

Serena paid tribute to the late Virgil Abloh by hitting the catwalk for Off-White. Virgil Abloh, who was the founder of Off-White, passed away last year after a three-year battle with a rare aggressive cancer, at 41. Further, Serena’s husband took to Twitter, saying, “Let’s go, Mama,” as he tweeted a video of Serena walking the ramp.

Serena wore a skin-tight sheered dress atop ruched leggings. With exhilarating charm, she caught everyone’s attention as she walked the ramp exhibiting grace. Serena was accompanied by the likes of Bella Hadid, Joan Smalls, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and many more stars in paying tribute to the late Virgil Abloh.

Coming to tennis, Serena has been on the sidelines for a while now due to a hamstring injury. She slipped on the grass courts at Wimbledon last season and has been out of action since. Hence, she will be aiming to make a comeback later this year.

Serena admitted recently to being back to light training. However, she doesn’t want to place herself under any kind of pressure and just enjoy her comeback to tennis.

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