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Serena Williams is keeping it real on social media, opening up about how coronavirus is affecting her and how worried she is for the safety of daughter Olympia Ohanian . The tennis superstar revealed how she’s doing while social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic, and it’s pretty relatable. Although many are staying calm and aloof, the mom-of-one revealed the contrary. "Now I've been social distancing for actually a really long time, for probably two weeks now, and every little thing makes me crazy," she said in a video. "Any time anyone sneezes around me or coughs I get crazy,” she added.
© @serenawilliamsThe 38-year-old went on to address her worries about the health of her two-year-old daughter, Olympia, whom she shares with husband, Alexis Ohanian. Serena continued, "She (Olympia) coughed, I got angry and gave her a side-eye. I gave her that 'angry Serena' and then I got sad. I was like: 'Is she OK? Is there something wrong with my daughter? Is there anything I can do?'
It’s safe to say the 23-time grand slam champion is feeling what many are experiencing. "I just don't know what to do, so instead of being relaxed I'm really under a ton of stress," she added. Serena's words echo what many are feeling during these difficult times – especially mothers.
Ahead of her latest update, the fashion entrepreneur revealed she would be isolating herself for the next six weeks.
© @alexisohanianNext to a soothing video of Serena getting her makeup done, she wrote, “Spending the next 6 weeks in solitude. Being a wife. Being a mom. Cooking. Cleaning. Spring cleaning. Face mask. Makeup tutorials. I’ll let you know how it goes.... stay safe everyone. This is serious.”
The tennis champ’s husband and founder of Reddit, recently shared a sweet photo of Serena and Olympia bonding over mommy-daughter time to thank the medical professionals doing the most during the coronavirus pandemic.
© @serenawilliams“To all the medical professionals (especially those leaving their families) working long hours to save lives (and risking their own health) during this pandemic: THANK YOU!! Our family wants you to know you are all heroes and role models,” he wrote.
