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Serena Williams Speaks French With Her Two Year Old In This Adorable Video

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In case you didn’t know, Serena Williams and her two-year-old daughter Olympia are living their best lives while social distancing.

If you follow Williams on social media, you’ve probably noticed that she and her daughter Olympia do practically everything together.

“She pretty much does everything I do,” Williams says to the camera as Olympia mimicks mom’s face washing method.

As they filmed themselves getting ready to go, we caught a glimpse of Williams speaking French to her daughter while putting on her favorite dress.

TOPICS: Love Sex Olympia Ohanian Serena Williams

Source: Black Women's Lifestyle Guide, Black Love & Beauty Trends - Essence

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