Serena Williams may have technically retired from tennis, but somebody forgot to tell her abs, her bank account, and her wardrobe. The 23-time Grand Slam champ just popped up on the red carpet looking like a walking flex—snatched waist, arms carved from marble, and a smirk that said: “Retired? I’m just getting warmed up.”
Yes, she’s stepped away from the WTA tour, but if you thought Serena was going to fade into a quiet yoga retreat somewhere, think again. These days, she’s juggling motherhood, fashion, venture capitalism, red carpets, and casually starting a multimedia empire. You know, as one does when you’ve already dominated a sport for two decades straight.
Google wants to know: Is Serena Williams still fit? Darling, Serena could still serve a ball through a brick wall. She’s not just fit—she’s weaponized. Retirement didn’t mean slow down. It meant: “Now I do it all without the dress code.”
Her Grand Slam count? 23. More than any player in the Open Era. Go ahead, fact-check it—we’ll wait.
Is she richer than Venus? Oh, we’re comparing royalty now? Serena’s net worth is estimated around $300 million, thanks to Nike deals, fashion lines, a seat at the boardroom table of several Silicon Valley ventures, and a skincare brand that’s glowing almost as much as she is.
And what’s she doing now? Being a full-time powerhouse. She’s turned into a startup investor, pushing women- and minority-led businesses with her VC firm, Serena Ventures. She’s raising her daughters, making cameo appearances that shut down every room she walks into, and yes—still working out harder than most active athletes.
So no, Serena isn’t “retired.” She’s evolved. Into a mogul. Into a mother. Into a moment that doesn’t end when the match is over.
The court may be behind her, but trust—she’s still the main event.
