Serena Williams' Daughters Team Up to Give Their Mom a ‘Fresh, Young' Makeover in the Cutest New Video

It turns out the Fountain of Youth isn't found in expensive products or treatments — it's just hiring your kids to serve as your makeup artists! Serena Williams discovered this when her daughters Olympia, 7, and Adira, 22 months, gave her a new look.
'My glam team is back! 😨😒,' Williams captioned the video of her and her daughters, who she shares with husband Alexis Ohanian. She continued, 'They have such a fresh, young look they're curating for me. Can't wait to see how this turns out! 🤥'
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In the video, the 23-time Grand Slam champion sits at a kids' table while her daughters play with her makeup brushes and apply cosmetics from her Wyn Beauty line. She's such a good sport, just smiling as the girls poke and prod her and apply makeup with brushes and sponges. As Williams gives Olympia tips on doing her concealer, Adira finds some of her mom's lipstick and rubs it all over her face. At the end, Olympia draws stripes all over her mom's face, prompting Olympia to give claws to the camera like a tiger. Honestly, she's never looked prettier!
The comments were full of love, including one from Beyoncé's mom Tina Knowles, 'So cute❤️❤️❤️,' she wrote. Williams' sister Venus William commented, 'Adira in the mix!'
Another person quipped, 'I love how Adira was sampling as she goes. 🤣😍❤️' So adorable!
In the past, Williams has opened up about how important makeup is to her. 'My earliest beauty memory has to do with my mom,' Williams told Byrdie in 2024. 'She wore red lipstick back then and still does now. I remember playing in her makeup as a kid.'
'The way I talk to myself about beauty has certainly changed throughout my life, and it will continue to evolve,' she continued. 'Motherhood has allowed me to look at beauty through the eyes of my daughter, Olympia. We're always experimenting with makeup together, and I think about how these moments will be part of both of our beauty journeys.'
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