When Serena Williams shows up, she doesn’t walk—she arrives. And when she does it in six-inch metallic gold heels and a dress that fits like it was engineered by NASA? Oh honey, the internet doesn’t just react—it short circuits.
No, she wasn’t at Wimbledon. No, she wasn’t promoting a Grand Slam comeback. She simply stepped out for a gala, glowing, dripped in gold, looking like a billion-dollar trophy—and left the red carpet looking like it had been steamrolled by royalty. Cameras flashed. Fans screamed. One fashion blog literally captioned the photo: “Retired, but undefeated.”
Let’s recap:
23 Grand Slams, four Olympic golds, a legacy that could break the tennis Hall of Fame wall—and she’s just getting started. Since announcing her “evolution” away from pro tennis (because let’s be real, Serena doesn’t retire—she evolves), she’s been serving looks, deals, and moves like she’s still gunning for world No. 1.
Net worth? Over $300 million and climbing. She’s not just in boardrooms—she’s owning them. Through Serena Ventures, she’s investing in tech, wellness, and female-led startups like she’s drafting a fantasy team of future billionaires.
And let’s not forget the body. Google can’t stop asking, “Is Serena still fit?” Please. Serena’s arms look like they could still smash a 125 mph serve and carry two kids while holding a phone and a smoothie. Post-baby glow? More like post-baby slay.
Still married? Yes, and Alexis Ohanian is basically the poster husband for “supportive king.” He cheers the loudest, claps the hardest, and looks at Serena like he’s somehow still trying to believe he scored a front-row seat to her life.
So what is Serena doing now? Whatever she wants. Fashion. Fitness. Family. Finances. And all of it, flawlessly.
Tennis may have ended—but the Serena era?
Unstoppable. Unbothered. Unmatched.
