The tennis pro famously wore the hairstyle to her first U.S. Open in 1997.
mini me—and her look at last night’s U.S. Open was the ultimate proof. While the tennis pro took the court in what’s expected to be her last competition ahead of retirement, the little one, 4, sat in the stands. She cheered, she snapped some photos, she even wore a matching Nike tennis outfit.
Williams has previously opened up about the importance of wearing her hair in braids in the public eye. In apublished earlier this month, the mom of one shared that while her mom, Oracene Price, was still doing her hair at the time of her first competition, she had the"freedom" to pick out the beads. “I started going from the straight beads to wearing heart beads. I was like, ‘I don’t want to wear as many beads.
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