Venus and Serena Williams recently enjoyed an exciting girls’ trip to the Bahamas, making the most of their off-season. Joined by their sisters, Lyndrea and Isha, along with friends, the tennis legends indulged in boat rides, beach photo shoots, and luxurious relaxation.

The sisters shared stunning images on Instagram, showing off their fit physiques in stylish bikinis while dancing on a yacht. Venus, 39, and Serena, 43, posted playful Boomerangs with captions like “Yacht got time?” and “I ain’t got Yacht type,” delighting their followers.

Venus also showcased a regal side, posing in a black one-piece swimsuit and a matching hat, along with a sultry throne photo at the Atlantis Bahamas resort.

Serena shared a heartfelt post of Venus in a neon yellow dress, calling her a “doubles partner, sister, soulmate.”

Serena later displayed her incredible flexibility in a photo where she lifted her leg past her head, playfully naming her ponytail “Trixie.” While enjoying their vacation, both sisters are likely training behind the scenes for their return to competitive tennis at the Australian Open in January.

Emma Raducanu remains determined despite her recent struggles, accepting a wildcard into the WTA 1000 event in Doha. This marks her third consecutive tournament appearance, showing her commitment to competing regularly despite a three-match losing streak. Her latest losses came in Abu Dhabi and Singapore.

The 22-year-old Brit has faced challenges maintaining consistency on tour, often sidelined by injuries. In 2024, she focused on improving her fitness rather than competing frequently. However, for the 2025 season, Raducanu has prioritized match play, believing her current setup allows her to train effectively while traveling.

Her decision to compete extensively follows a missed start to the season due to a back issue. After losing a close three-set match in Singapore, she quickly entered Abu Dhabi, where she fell to former Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova. Despite setbacks, she remains eager to test herself against top competition.

Tennis analysts, including Tim Henman, support Raducanu’s approach, emphasizing that consistent match play will eventually yield results. While her performances haven’t yet translated into deep tournament runs, her willingness to compete week after week signals a shift in mindset—one that could pay off as the season progresses.

Serena Williams, known for her dominance on the tennis court, recently showcased her stunning physique while enjoying a beach day in Miami. The 43-year-old athlete stunned in a sizzling white bikini, effortlessly capturing attention as she soaked up the sun.

Taking a break from competition, Serena withdrew from the Kremlin Cup due to a knee injury, missing out on a $2.4 million prize. Despite this setback, she appeared relaxed and carefree, relishing the downtime with close friends, including singer Kelly Rowland.

Her absence from the tournament resulted in her losing the WTA No. 1 ranking to Serbian player Jelena Jankovic. However, Serena seemed unfazed, confidently enjoying her South Beach retreat and proving she remains a force both on and off the court.

Beyond tennis, Serena is set to release her book, *Queen of the Court*, in late 2009. Published by Simon & Schuster, the book details her journey to greatness, highlighting the influence of her father and sister, Venus, in shaping her legendary career.