'The Queen and the princess 🎾'
Serena Williams loves to twin with her daughter, Olympia.
Naturally, Serena looks fit in all of the pics photos. Her fitness go-tos? Strength training, yoga, and conditioning workand her adorable daughter Olympia have been completely crushing the twinning game practically ever since Olympia was born. But the tennis champion and her daughter just dropped a series of matching photos that might be their most high-fashion look yet. In it, Serena and Olympia are working matching hot pink dresses from the legendary fashion house Balmain.
The photos feature Serena and her mini-me posing in front of—and on top of in Olympia’s case—a marble fireplace. Serena is showing off her legs while she gives the camera serious face in each shot, while Olympia smiles sweetly.
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