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Serena Williams shares another shot from Mexico vacation

Serena Williams celebrates with the championship trophy after her victory against her sister, Venus Williams, in last January's final of the Australian Open.

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Serena Williams celebrates with the championship trophy after her victory against her sister, Venus Williams, in last January's final of the Australian Open.
By Bob D’Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
April 22, 2017

Tennis star Serena Williams announced she was pregnant on Snapchat earlier this week as she shared — and then deleted — a photo of her baby bump with the cryptic caption "20 weeks" from her vacation in Mexico.

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The world's top-ranked female player shared another shot from her getaway with fiancé and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian on Instagram, Today reported. The 35-year-old is looking out over the Caribbean Sea at the edge of Mayan ruins in Tulum. Earlier, Williams posted a photo of herself and Ohanian horsing around in New Zealand last January.

Williams has won 72 career WTA titles during her career. She has won 23 Grand Slams in singles competition and has 14 in women's doubles. She also won two Grand Slam events in mixed doubles.

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