The legendary sister duo, Serena Williams And Venus Williamshave had a historic impact on the world of tennis that no one can overcome or break. Venus and Serena have won 30 Grand Slam titles between them. Serena Williams is at the top of the Open era with a total of 23 Grand Slam victories, which no man or woman has ever surpassed.
She is without a doubt one of the greatest players in the world of tennis. Her older sister was also one of the leading doubles players who, along with her sister, won numerous titles with their unstoppable strength and determination.
Sister bond and rivalry
We have all witnessed the connection between the two William sisters over the years. They stood at the top of the doubles pyramid, winning 14 Grand Slam doubles titles and three Olympic gold medals.
However, the two have already had several final confrontations. The two sisters first faced each other at the Australian Open in 1998. Their rivalry began ever since. So far, Serena and Venus Williams have faced each other 31 times, with the younger sister leading the way with 19 head-to-head victories.
Does Serna Williams have any other sisters?
Obviously yes. Venus Williams is his older sister and shares the same parents, Oracene and Richard Williams. In King Richard, a film that shows Serena’s struggles as a player from her father’s perspective. It was revealed that as well as Venus, the 41-year-old has three half-sisters from her mother, Oracene Williams’ previous marriage. Although Lyndrea, Isha and Yetunde are sisters from a different father, they have always been close to Serena and Venus.
Lyndrea Price, daughter of Oracene and Yusef Rasheed, is a web designer and famous social media influencer. She was seen giving a lot of encouragement and support to her fellow tennis players.
Isha Price is known for producing the famous films “Venus and Serna” (2012), “Red Table Talk” (2018), and “King Richard” (2021). She is also a lawyer. She helps in Serena and Venus’ professional affairs.
Sadly, Yetunde Price, the eldest of the five, died in a shooting in California in 2003. Serena’s exact words of grief were: “Whatever happens, my sister will not come back. » The sister duo shared many scenes with their three half-sisters. Serena posted several photos on Instagram with her sisters during her red carpet for the movie King Richard.