Venus Williams, an extraordinary athlete and cultural icon is celebrating her as she has become one of the most influential figures in the world of tennis, and her journey to greatness is a testament to her unwavering determination and resilience. As for her biggest role models, Serena Williams says she really doesn’t have to look beyond her own mother and four sisters. However, “I definitely look up to a different, interesting set of women,” she says.
Someone else Williams greatly admires is Anni Albers, the late German artist known for her bold, geometrically patterned textiles and prints. “She ended up having to work in textiles because that was what was kind of accepted during that time,” says Williams. “But she was an incredible artist who really just broke down barriers for women.”
Williams also singled out the late multiple world-record-holding Olympic champion Wilma Rudolph, who despite being diagnosed with polio as a child and told she would never walk again, pursued her dream to be an international track and field star: “I don’t know how you become an Olympic champion having polio, but she did. Incredible.”
Williams, of course, is herself an Olympic champion, and on Feb. 25, 2002, became the first Black tennis player to be ranked No. 1 in the world. Venus, she is training for a forthcoming tournament, details of which she declined to discuss at this time.
I asked if she’s thinking about retiring sometime in the near future. “I can’t imagine it’s that far [off] now,” she acknowledges. Williams hasn’t played in a major tournament since competing at Wimbledon last year, so she’s had a small taste of what life might be like when she wraps her career as a tennis pro, having had some time “to do things outside the court.” That included serving as a hands-on executive producer of the Oscar-nominated movie based on her own family, “King Richard,” alongside her sisters Serena and Isha Price.
Williams says she was very motivated by that experience to pursue more entertainment projects with Isha. “And there are so many amazing women in Hollywood that would be great to work with,” she says, noting she’d love to collaborate on a scripted project with director Ava DuVernay, who directed ESPN’s 2013 documentary “Venus Vs.,” chronicling Williams’ fight for pay equity in tennis.
“I want to continue to tell sports stories because that’s my nature, but I don’t think you always have to tell a sports story through the lens of sports,” says Williams. “I want to continue to tell stories that resonate with me,” including those aimed at children. While Williams enjoys wearing a producer hat, she is very clear about what she doesn’t want to do on projects: “I will never, ever be an actor. I don’t want to be in front of the camera — ever.”
She loves consuming movies — everything from kids films from Pixar to period pictures like “The King’s Speech” — and she says sometimes in bed she finds it “extremely comforting” to watch a TV show like “How I Met Your Mother” repeatedly. “I’ve seen it so many times, and it’s just like 15 minutes and then you’re off to dreamland.”
And, it turns out, she’s musical. When I asked her to tell me something about her that many may not know, she said: “I’m a karaoke queen. I love to sing throughout the day, and I also have a karaoke mic I travel with.”
Venus Williams looks at her totally toned butt
So, basically, this is Venus Williams’ butt… There’s not an awful lot to say about this picture except Venus must have known her skirt was so short her arse would show. “Do you have a Big Bum Bum’- Venus Williams shares a cheeky picture after Serena Williams asks her a question on her butt.
Venus showered her younger sister, Serena Williams, with love through her Instagram stories. Venus was answering some questions from friends and fans on her Instagram. The conversation is noteworthy to read, and is quoted as:
Serena’s question- “Do you have a big bum bum?” Venus’s answer -“A prime example of Serena Williams being a little sister. The answer? Not like yours (wink)”
The Williams sisters are enjoying their niece’s bachelorette party. The 23 Grand Slam Winner, along with her elder sister Venus, shared a video of her dancing, singing, and roasting marshmallows by the campfire.
To get her booty in such great shape, Venus hits the gym when she’s off the tennis courts. And she’s always sharing her workouts with her IG followers. To get her legs and booty so strong, Venus relies on mixing up her workouts.
Venus Williams’ flaunts her butt
There’s not an awful lot to say about this picture except Venus must have known her skirt was so short her arse would show. That then leads one to ask, why did she want people to see her tush?
Here’s a few possibilities: a) she’s a terrible attention seeker and will go to any lengths to be talked about b) she was drunk when got dressed c) she’s letting sports underwear companies know she’s available for advertising opportunities d) her mum forgot to put her knickers out d) she wants a damn good spanking e) all of the above; actually it is possible to say quite a lot about Venus and her rump.
Venus Williams in Turks and Caicos
Venus Williams looks back at her totally toned butt in leather pants in a brand new Instagram photo; She works her legs and booty with non-equipment workouts and a plant-based diet.
Tennis superstar Venus Williams is starting the New Year off right in a fresh ‘fit, and showing off her hard work on the tennis court and the gym.
In a new Instagram post, Venus showed off her super strong and toned legs and booty in a pair of leather Givenchy pants; Sitting on ‘23s ??,” she captioned the pic. Former WNBA player Lisa Leslie commented, “Yes Cakes????.” And model Ashley Graham wrote, “???”.
To get her booty in such great shape, Venus hits the gym when she’s off the tennis courts. And she’s always sharing her workouts with her IG followers.
To get her legs and booty so strong, Venus relies on mixing up her workouts.
Plus, she’s resourceful: All you need is a wall (and a water bottle) for this workout that includes wall bridges, weighted wall sits (she uses the water bottles as weights!) and single-leg lunges.
She utilizes a Pilates reformer for resistance training for her booty. In September 2021, she shared a video of herself doing reps using the reformer for added resistance. “Sunday.
Repeat Monday – Saturday. Recipe works every time. ??,” she captioned the video. In December 2021, she shared her entire ab routine, which included dead bugs, crunches, and side planks.
And for cardio, besides sprinting on the tennis courts, she also does speed ladder work. As for her diet, Venus has also adopted a plant-based eating style.
She was formerly vegan, but now sticks to mostly plant-based foods.
For lunch or dinner, she loves to make a salad with a mix of lentils, quinoa and pickled veggies with some homemade dressing. “Lately, I’ve started making my own dressing,” she shared with Women’s Health.
“I made a vegan butter, and ranch buttermilk dressing. It’s just so fresh, and it’s so quick. The longest it takes [is the time] it takes to chop the vegetables.”
