Serena Williams and her husband Alexis Ohanian adore their daughter, Olympia. Both her parents are huge Marvel fans and like to watch Marvel movies in their free time. However, from her previous social media posts, it looks like their daughter seems to only enjoy Disney characters.

Nevertheless, the Reddit co-founder is trying his best to convert his five-year-old into a Marvel fan. Recently, a picture of Olympia sitting next to a popular Marvel comic character was shared on her Instagram post.

Did Olympia feel weird sitting next to the Hulk?

The 23-time Grand Slam champion’s daughter Olympia Ohanian took to her social media account to share a picture of her sitting beside the giant Lego Hulk as she visited a toy store with her father, Alexis Ohanian.

She wrote in the caption: “Papa embarrassing me in public like usual”. It’s safe to say that the Disney Princess fan did not look thrilled to be photographed next to the hulk.

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However, previously the American businessman made a Loki impression with her daughter, which might be also on her embarrassing list. Whether you are a big investor or a well-known person, some father-daughter things never change.

Serena Williams’ book has a flying start

After ruling the tennis courts for over two decades, the American tennis ace entered a new arena. Serena Williams recently released her first children’s book named, “The Adventures of Qai Qai.” The book topped the chart in Amazon’s new releases during the first few days.

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The 23-time Grand Slam champion’s husband took to Twitter to acknowledge the readers for contributing to the success of the book. The graphics in the book are done by Yesenia Moises. Notably, her daughter’s doll, Qai Qai is the inspiration behind the book. The children’s book contains motivational tales and life lessons that emphasize self-assurance and self-belief. According to Williams, her daughter believes that she is the main character of the book and the stories will come true when she turns seven.