Olympic tennis champion Serena Williams shares private photos of herself with her little girls on the way to a Taylor Swift concert.
Exceptional athlete meets Swifties: Serena Williams (43) attended a Taylor Swift (34) concert in Miami with her two daughters. The multiple Grand Slam winner shared several photos of her adorable children.
The tennis player posted rare snaps of herself with her daughters Adira River, 14 months, and Alexis Olympia, 7, as they headed to the Swift show at the Hard Rock Stadium over the weekend.
“Ready for Taylor Swift”
To the 34-year-old country-pop icon’s concert, the professional ball athlete wore a simple, black minidress with sheer sleeves that emphasized her muscular upper arms. Her daughters, both from her entrepreneur husband Alexis Ohanian (41), were much more colorful: Adira beamed in cute denim shorts with a white shirt and small white sneakers. Olympia sparkled in a Swift glitter look with silver cowboy boots. “This is us… Ready for Taylor Swift,” Williams captioned the footage, which was presumably taken on her doorstep.
Serena Williams also posted on her profile jumping up and down to a song while Taylor Swift performed in the background.
Will Taylor Swift soon be in the sports industry?
According to various media reports, Taylor Swift, who has been in a relationship with football player Travis Kelce (35) since 2023, could possibly become the owner of an NFL team in the future. At least that’s what NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell thinks. The 65-year-old told sports journalist Albert Breer (44): “If she is interested, I think she will have the opportunity.” Part of her estimated fortune of around 1.6 billion US dollars would probably be well invested.
Source: Stern
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