Serena Williams gave birth to her first child—Alexis Olympia—back in September.
The 36-year-old tennis star, who has already publicly admitted to wanting more kids, shared an adorable photo with her newborn daughter on Monday afternoon.
‘Sometime our “s” means shady,’ she captioned the Instagram image.
Sweet smiles! Serena Williams gave birth to her first child—Alexis Olympia—back in September. The 36-year-old tennis star, who has already publicly admitted to wanting more kids, shared an adorable photo with her newborn daughter on Monday afternoon
Williams shares her little one with her husband Alexis Ohanian, 34.
And while she openly confessed to ET that she does want at least ‘two kids,’ Serena still has the desire to swing a racket.
The tennis pro made her post-baby comeback during the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, California where she lost to her sister Venus Williams in the third round.
A forever love! Williams shares her little one with her husband Alexis Ohanian, 34
Making a comeback! While she openly confessed to ET that she does want at least ‘two kids,’ Serena still has the desire to swing a racket. The tennis pro made be post-baby debut at the Paribas Open in California
But that won’t be the last of Serena who spent Monday morning breaking ground at the new Miami Open site—also known as the Miami Dolphins football stadium.
Starting in 2019, the multi-purpose stadium, which recently went under a $500 million dollar renovation, will be transformed into a tennis arena to host the tournament that last approximately two weeks.
There will be a total of 30 match courts and seating for more than 32,000 patrons.
Can you dig it? Serena Williams participated in the breaking ground ceremony for the new Miami Open site on Monday morning. Starting in 2019, the Dolphins football stadium will be transformed into a tennis arena to host the tournament that last approximately two weeks
Heavy lifting! Serena, who was the only woman present at the monumental occasion, wore a flattering A-line sweater dress and a pair of Air Jordans
Williams ironically has stake in the Miami Dolphins.
‘She’ll probably be the first person to win a tennis tournament she owns,’ Dolphins majority owner Stephen Ross said jokingly in an interview with ESPN.
But that’s not to say that Serena wasn’t disappointed to hear that the tournament was moving from its original venue—the Crandon Park Tennis Center in Key Biscayne.
Put together! The tennis pro had her hair down and in natural waves while her nails were pristinely painted a pale pink
‘When I heard they were going to move it, it literally broke my heart,’ she said to the sports media outlet. ‘I’m so happy this tournament is still going to be in Miami.’
The Michigan native has won the Miami Open a whopping eight times over the course of her career.
‘I feel like Key Biscayne had some wonderful memories, especially for me, so many iconic moments (have) happened there,’ she told Local 10 News. ‘And now I feel like it’s time to start new memories and new moments, and I feel it’s going to be just as great.’
Shovel party! Serena joined WME/IMG co-President Mark Sharpiro, Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross, and Miami Open Tournament Director James Blake for the ceremony