Serena Williams Shows Her Growing Baby Bump in a Tight Black Dress Joking About Her Shape

The tennis icon Serena Williams is expecting again, and she gave her fans a glimpse of her blossoming baby bump in a recent Instagram post while vacationing in Italy.

The 41-year-old sportswoman looked radiant in a figure-hugging, sleeveless black dress, complemented by chic pink shoes. The post included two photos. The first one showed a straight-on view, with Serena’s pregnancy subtly hinted at.

However, the second shot, displaying her profile, unmistakably showcased her baby bump on one side and her curvy posterior on the other. Serena humorously captioned the post, jesting about trying to figure out if the baby was in the front or the back. Alexis Ohanian, Serena’s husband, commented on the post, sharing that the baby “somehow kicks” even more than their first child, daughter Olympia.

Earlier this week, Serena Williams shared a heartwarming video of the moment she told her daughter Olympia that she was expecting a second child. In the video, Serena breaks the news to Olympia, who initially responds with disbelief.

Her dad, Alexis Ohanian, affirms that she’s indeed going to be a big sister. Olympia’s reaction is priceless as she shrieks with joy, gives her mom a hug, and exclaims how excited she is. Full of emotions, Olympia dashes out of the room, presumably trips off-camera, and reassures everyone that she’s okay.

Just before the Met Gala Ball, tennis superstar Serena Williams, 41, revealed that she and her husband, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, are expecting their second child. Serena made the announcement on Instagram, where she shared a series of photos with Ohanian.

The snaps featured Serena cradling her baby bump and the couple standing side by side with broad smiles. In the caption, she expressed her excitement about Anna Wintour inviting them as a family of three to the Met Gala, alongside details of their outfits and styling for the prestigious event.

Serena Williams welcomed her first child, daughter Alexis Olympia, in September 2017. The delivery was performed via an emergency C-section due to the baby’s heart rate dropping during labor, which initially left Williams distraught.

Following the birth, she suffered a pulmonary embolism that kept her bedridden for six weeks and delayed her return to training. The birth took place at a hospital in Palm Beach, Florida.