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The 38-year-old tennis star is mother to two-year-old daughter Alexis Olympia - whom she has with her husband Alexis Ohanian - and says it has made her realise who the real "heroes" in the world are, as she can't believe the amount of work that goes into raising a child.
Speaking to Anna Wintour for TIME, Serena said: "My heroes have changed after having a child. My heroes are moms because women are superheroes. To have a baby and then have to go to work two or three weeks later or work a 9 to 5 ... I'm fortunate to not have to do that."
With a busy tennis career and daughter to raise, Serena believes women who work hard while taking care of young children should be recognised.
"I'm at a loss for words when I think of women who work day in and day out, providing for their families, when I know how hard it is for me to leave my daughter. I never felt that way until I became a mom. I think women need to be recognised," she added.
(JG/MH)
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Serena Williams' Heroes Are Mothers
Serena Williams is often inspired by other mothers and says women raising children are her heroes.The 38-year-old tennis star is mother to two-year-old daughter Alexis Olympia - whom she has with her husband Alexis Ohanian - and says it has made her realise who the real "heroes" in the world are, as she can't believe the amount of work that goes into raising a child.
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Speaking to Anna Wintour for TIME, Serena said: "My heroes have changed after having a child. My heroes are moms because women are superheroes. To have a baby and then have to go to work two or three weeks later or work a 9 to 5 ... I'm fortunate to not have to do that."
With a busy tennis career and daughter to raise, Serena believes women who work hard while taking care of young children should be recognised.
"I'm at a loss for words when I think of women who work day in and day out, providing for their families, when I know how hard it is for me to leave my daughter. I never felt that way until I became a mom. I think women need to be recognised," she added.
(JG/MH)
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