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Serena Williams flaunts body in one-piece swimsuit pics Serena Williams is one of the top athletes in the world.  But the Los Angeles native still likes to have fun taking selfies in her undies just like a Kardashian.  The tennis legend turned heads for all the right reasons as she ditched her bra for a Fashion Week show in the city.  SEE ALSO:  32 Years After Relocating to the Sunshine State With Family, Venus Williams Points to ‘Tradition’ in a Candid Exchange With Fans SHE has been flaunting her incredible figure in a number of racy looks of late, and today Serena Williams upped her game in Milan.    On Tuesday the tennis pro posted several images where she was in a bra and panties while standing next to a bidet – a low oval basin used for washing one’s private parts – in her bathroom.   Wearing her tresses down in loose waves, the tennis legend set pulses racing as she went naked under a silk bomber jacket. The unzipped, navy top drew attention to her ample décolletage and featu

Venus Williams and Serena Williams were born in Compton, California. But the duo and their family moved to West Palm Beach, Florida, to pursue their tennis career.  In fact, they aren’t the only American players who moved to Florida to attempt to thrive at tennis. Several players, including Andy Roddick and Coco Gauff, moved to Florida in order to make their name in the sport.  Venus explained why it happens in a Q&A on her Instagram page. The Williams sisters were first taught tennis by their father, Richard Williams. Eventually, Richard contacted Rick Macci to come to California to give his daughters a chance.  Macci gave it a shot and discovered new talents which ultimately led the Williams family to move to Florida. Venus Williams clarifies the popular Florida move.   Venus Williams and her sister Serena were learning tennis and thriving in Florida, but they ended up moving to West Palm Beach in the Sunshine State.  The two are not alone in this regard; several American ten

The entire tennis community can’t keep quiet as Caroline Wozniacki is making a return to the women’s circuit after her long hiatus.  In 2020, the former tennis ace decided to move away from the court in order to embark on a journey of embracing motherhood. Now, the 32-year-old player is all geared up to make a return this season as she will be participating in the Grand Slam event in New York.   Notably, many of her peers on the WTA Tour are excited about her comeback including her fellow citizen, Coco Gauff. While reminiscing about some great moments with the former Australian Open champion, Gauff revealed that she has never hung out with her despite living in the same state.   Coco Gauff talks about her fellow citizen, Caroline Wozniacki Florida has been a home for many prominent figures in the tennis realm including both Coco Gauff and Caroline Wozniacki.  However, despite living in the same state and having a long-standing acquaintance, the WTA superstars have never hung out wit

Coco Gauff lost in straight sets - 6-3 6-3 - to fellow American Madison Keys in the semi-finals of the Eastbourne International.   Keys will face Russia's Daria Kasatkina, who beat Camila Giorgi 6-2 7-5, in the final on Saturday. The win was Keys' first over a top-10 player on grass since she beat Angelique Kerber to win the 2014 tournament at Eastbourne.   Gauff, 19, faces world number 126 Sofia Kenin in the first round at Wimbledon. Keys gained the upper hand in the fifth game of the match when she broke Gauff's serve - and then did so again to clinch the first set.   Gauff claimed an early break in the second set but her service game let her down as three consecutive double faults at 2-1 allowed Keys back in. Keys, who has not dropped a set in the tournament, squandered three match points at 5-3, but held her nerve at deuce to serve out the match.   The 28-year-old had a painful fall in the fifth game of the second set at a blustery Devonshire Park and had to dig deep

  All hell will break loose if Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, names in her rumoured memoir the royal who allegedly asked how dark her then unborn son's skin would be, an insider has claimed.  Meghan claimed in her interview with US TV host Oprah Winfrey that a member of the Royal Family questioned Prince Archie Harrison's skin colour before he was born.   The identity of the Windsor who questioned Archie's skin colour has not been revealed, but a royal insider has told the Telegraph that naming him or her would cause chaos. They said: "All hell will break loose again."   It is rumoured King Charles and Prince William have put some distance between themselves and Meghan for fear they could provide her with material for her reported book.   The insider said: "There’s not a lot of trust left to allow the family to maintain a good and open relationship. "How do you speak openly without it ending up in volume two? It"