Serena Williams may have stepped off the tennis court, but she hasn’t stepped away from the spotlight-or from being an incredibly devoted mom.
Once known for her fierce power and unshakable focus, Serena is now channeling that same passion into raising her daughters, Olympia and Adira, with energy, humor, and heart. A recent outing to Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter concert in Paris perfectly captured this new chapter of her life.
On June 21, the 23-time Grand Slam champion shared a series of Instagram Stories that showed her singing and dancing at the Stade de France, fully immersed in Beyoncé’s powerhouse performance.
In one moment, she belted out the hit song “Love On Top” with unmistakable joy-proving that whether it’s center court or center stage, Serena knows how to own the moment.
Her husband, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, was just as excited. He shared his reaction on X (formerly Twitter), writing, “Didn’t know Beyoncé was gonna FLY tonight. Damn!”-a nod to Beyoncé’s dramatic aerial sequence during the show. But the real magic wasn’t just in the pyrotechnics or choreography-it was in the candid, tender moment Serena later shared with Olympia.
From Grand Slams to TikTok dances
Soon after the concert, a fan page lit up timelines with a clip from Serena’s TikTok that featured her and Olympia dancing together to Chris Brown’s “Wall To Wall.” The 2007 R&B hit is experiencing a viral revival on the app, with over 815,000 video creations and counting.
Serena, ever in tune with pop culture and family fun, joined in on the challenge, laughing and dancing with her 7-year-old daughter by her side.
The video is more than just a dance-it’s a snapshot of Serena’s life now: vibrant, joyful, and family-focused. Chris Brown himself added to the momentum by posting a rehearsal clip ahead of his Breezy Bowl XX tour, and fans swarmed the post with millions of likes.
Serena’s participation shows she’s still right where the energy is, even if it’s no longer on a tennis court.
Olympia has long been Serena’s biggest supporter. After Serena’s emotional loss in the 2018 U.S. Open final, she recalled Olympia giving her a kiss-an unexpected act of comfort from a toddler. That memory still speaks volumes about their connection.
Now, whether it’s twinning in outfits, dancing in Paris, or making memories on TikTok, Serena’s focus is clear. Her racquet may be retired, but her legacy continues-in the rhythm of motherhood, and in the love she shares with her daughters every single day.
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