With the new year springing upon everyone, each one had a different way to celebrate it. Serena Williams and her husband Alexis Ohanian decided to ditch all celebrations and fancy parties and spend the first day of the new year 2024 at the gym working out together.
Just recently Alexis Ohanian posted about it on his official social media account. He posted a selfie of himself while he was trying to work out at the gym and somehow, he got photobombed during his mirror selfie photoshoot. And there is only one person to blame for photobombing his selfies. Can you guess who?
Serena Williams photobombs Alexis Ohanian’s selfie at the gym
As dedicated as Serena Williams and her husband are when it comes to working out, both of them made sure to hit the gym on the first day of the year to celebrate the new year together. While they were there, Alexis Ohanian was trying to take a mirror selfie.
And while he was doing that, Serena Williams made an entrance into the frame and photobombed his selfie. He posted this on his official Instagram story and also wrote alongside, “Photobombed on Day 1 of 2024 smh”.
Well, taking mirror selfies and videos is their favorite activity for sure at the gym. In fact, Serena Williams also posted a mirror selfie video on her official Instagram account. She posted about how it is the perfect way to start the new year for her is to hit the gym.
Serena Williams starts the new year by hitting the gym and inspires fans to do the same
In the mirror selfie video that Serena Williams posted, she can be heard saying that this I the best way to start the new year and that is by hitting the gym. She also used phrases like, “lets’ go”, and “get it in” to motivate herself to start the workout and also inspire her fans on the side to do the first day of the new year right by hitting the gym instead of doing anything else.
The couple certainly has a very different ideology of spending the new year away from all celebrations, traveling, and parties, and we are sure they will inspire other fans to do the same.
