In a brand-new YouTube video that was published on July 15, Serena Williams, 41, discussed how she’s taking care of her belly during her second pregnancy. In the video, the tennis champion discussed the skincare products she’s been using to keep her tummy area stretchy and free of “stretch marks,” while displaying her bare baby bump. She is expecting her second child with her husband Alexis Ohanian. She was accompanied by her lovely 5-year-old daughter Olympia, who proudly served as the video’s director by shouting “Action!” at the beginning of the performance.
Serena, who also posted a sneak peek video on Instagram, spoke about how she cares for her expanding tummy while donning a black sports bra and matching shorts underneath a silk robe with a black and white design. Olympia looked thrilled to be in the video and wore a white outfit covered in colorful butterflies. Serena added at the start of the video, “I felt it would be incredibly wonderful for me to show you what I use on my tummy.
She continued by discussing the many oils she uses daily and how she used fewer items when Olympia was growing inside of her. She joked at the end of the video, “Maybe you wanted to know. You might not have wanted to know. Perhaps I said something too much too soon.
Serena originally revealed she was expecting in her memorable performance at the 2023 Met Gala earlier this year. Her most recent video follows that. The stunning woman arrived at the celebrity-studded fashion event wearing a black dress with white trim and a bottom. She accessorized with a pearl headpiece and a multi-strand pearl necklace while wearing her hair up in a high bun.
Serena won’t be competing in the 2023 Wimbledon Tennis Championships due to her second pregnancy, which was made public after she declared her retirement from playing tennis last year. She received a spectator invitation to the event but was unable to go. The All England Club’s Sally Bolton said, “She’s pregnant, so understandably couldn’t travel,” on Monday, July 3. We naturally wish her success for the balance of her pregnancy and hope to meet her again perhaps next year.
