Serena Williams‘ husband Alexis Ohanian recently spotlighted a different side of family life, sharing how weekends with daughters Olympia and Adira often revolve around simple joys rather than global tennis headlines.
His updates offered a warm look at slow moments at home as Ohanian and Williams, who became parents in 2017 when Olympia arrived, have long embraced documenting family memories online.
Their second daughter, Adira, joined the family in 2023, adding more cheerful chaos to their routine and inspiring fresh stories and this weekend, the Reddit co-founder showcased a charming kitchen scene as he and little Adira prepared playful pancakes together.
Posting the images on X.com, formerly Twitter, he captioned them in a pure delightful fashion by writing: “The joy of the perfect flip. Papa Pancakes.”
Beyond breakfast fun, the tech entrepreneur also highlighted Olympia‘s growing interest in golf. His Instagram story featured a clip of her steadying her stance during a lesson, hinting at budding skills that extend well beyond the tennis legacy linked to her family name.
In earlier months, he also showcased another culinary milestone when Olympia gleefully held up a homemade crepe. The photo, shared in September, portrayed her lifting the plate in one hand while flashing a victory sign with the other, a snapshot of family creativity.
These updates have become a hallmark of Ohanian‘s online presence, balancing his work identity with a fatherhood narrative shaped around shared learning, weekend rituals, and small wins that resonate with parents who value meaningful home moments.
Serena Williams’ former coach snubs her in tennis talent ranking
Meanwhile, Rick Macci, Serena’s former coach, weighed in on a heated debate: which player owns the greatest backhand in men’s tennis history, a topic that routinely sparks passionate responses among fans.
Macci disagreed with world number one Carlos Alcaraz, who favored rival Jannik Sinner. Instead, he praised Novak Djokovic.
Stating on X.com, Macci wrote, “Who has the best backhand of all time. Many in the mix. The leader in the Goat Backhand is by far Novak Joker [Djokovic].
“He has hit more, made more, won more and biomechanically he has the optimal science based stroke that is why I go with Mr. Joke.”
His bold declaration stirred lively discussion online as expected. However, Djokovic himself once credited Andre Agassi as the true master of the stroke.
Agassi, known for his iconic two-handed backhand and his eight Grand Slam singles titles, briefly coached Djokovic, making the mutual respect between them especially notable.
The 38-year-old Djokovic is currently looking to extend his record for most Grand Slams singles title to three ahead of Rafa Nadal, but is coming up short in his quest for trophy number 25.
The veteran still remains an impressive force to reckon with in the sport despite his age, but is now beginning to be out-paced by Sinner and Alcaraz as the 24-year-old Italian and 22-year-old Spaniard take over as the dominant players in the current landscape.
Between them, Sinner and Alcaraz have won every major since the start of 2024. Djokovic was the last man to beat them to a crown, winning the 2023 US Open in New York.
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