Serena knows how to draw attention
Serena Williams, the tennis icon known for her powerful presence on the court, recently revealed a different side of herself in a behind the scenes video for Time magazine. In the footage, Serena exudes confidence and playfulness, dancing to the tune of "Wild Thing" while donning elegant, short dresses. The video captures her natural charisma and the joy she brings to the set, offering fans a glimpse of her vibrant personality beyond the tennis arena.
The setting of the shoot is as dynamic as Serena herself. Cameras pan across the studio, revealing the often unseen elements of a photoshoot: lighting rigs, cables, sandbags, and backdrop materials. Serena interacts with these components, striking poses that blend the glamour of a diva with the authenticity of someone completely at ease in her environment. Her ability to own the space and engage with the crew highlights her professionalism and the mutual respect shared on set.
This behind the scenes look coincides with Serena's feature in Time magazine's list of influential figures, recognizing her impact not just in sports but across various spheres of society. The video complements the article by showcasing Serena's multifaceted nature.
Serena's life is a testament to balance and versatility. After the shoot, she returns home to her family, embracing her roles as a mother and wife. Her ability to transition from the high energy environment of a photoshoot to the nurturing space of her home life illustrates the depth of her character and the importance she places on family.
Beyond the court, Serena Williams has built an empire that continues to grow. With smart investments in tech, fashion, and wellness, and as the founder of Serena Ventures, she's backed more than 60 companies led by women and people of color. She's also made her mark in the worlds of beauty and style, partnering with brands like Nike and launching her own clothing line.
Serena remains a powerful force not just as a sports icon, but as a cultural and business leader showing her daughters, Olympia and Adira, that a woman can be strong, stylish, visionary, and above all, in control of her own future.
