

American WTA legend Serena Williams‘ husband Alexis Ohanian has earned both fame and wealth after he co-founded Reddit. The 39-year-old millionaire is one of the few people who, even after touching the heights of greatness, never forget the steps that led them to it. Along the way, Ohanian had people who did not believe in his dreams and thought they were a far cry. However, there were also people who pushed him to do better, believing in his abilities. Recently, Ohanian lost one such mentor to cancer, and soon after, he took to Twitter to express his emotions on the profound loss.
Rick Wolff, the long-time WFAN host, and editor passed away on April 10, 2023. Unbeknownst to many, Wolff was a part of Alexis’ life and career, with regard to his book “Without Their Permission”. Alexis revealed his intimate bond with the recently deceased mentor and spoke about a time when nobody but Rick took a chance on him.
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Serena Williams’ husband mourns the death of bestselling editor and friend
“The Sports Edge” host breathed his last on Monday after he was diagnosed with brain cancer. Wolff is survived by a loving wife Trish, three children and their spouses, and three lovely grandchildren.
Alexis shared the New York Post article that covers Rick’s death, and penned a heartfelt message in honor of the man. He wrote, “Rick took a huge chance on me long before anyone thought I could be a best-selling author and I know WoTP [Without Their Permission] was 100x better thanks to Rick’s advice.”
Rick took a huge chance on me long before anyone thought I could be a best-selling author and I know WoTP was 100x better thanks to Rick's advice. And even more than a great Editor, he was a a great guy. Thinking of and praying for his family ♥️ https://t.co/3b3kLn9Z8L
— Alexis Ohanian 🧠 (@alexisohanian) April 12, 2023
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However, Alexis made it clear that Rick’s influence was not just limited to the role of an editor in his life. It went beyond that, into the “great” personality he harbored. “And even more than a great Editor, he was a great guy. Thinking of and praying for his family ❤️”, said Ohanian.
In the long list of Wolff’s published books, some of the many bestsellers are-“Jack: Straight from the Gut by Jack Welch”, “Leading with the Heart by Coach K.”, “Call Me Ted by Ted Turner”, and “How I Play Golf by Tiger Woods”.
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