Serena Williams made a bold decision to pose on the cover of Harper’s Bizarre completely untouched – and with one of her cheeks in full view. The decision to shun photoshop was praised by many, and the cover managed to capture 50 Cent’s attention, who also took to social media to shout out Serena’s impressive ass-ets!
“👀@serenawilliams put a lil bit of that ass out there. Now Repeat after me say, God is good all the time. 😏🍾#lecheminduroi 🥃#bransoncognac” wrote 50, sharing an image of the cover. Serena is the cover star for the magazine’s August issue and was photographed by royal wedding photographer Alexi Lubomirski. During the interview, Serena revealed that she apologized to Naomi Osaka for her conduct following her defeat.
“I’ve been called every name in the book. I’ve been shamed because of my body shape. I’ve been paid unequally because of my sex. I’ve been penalized a game in the final of a major because I expressed my opinion or grunted too loudly,” she wrote in the article.
“I’ve been blatantly cheated against to the point where the Hawk-Eye rules were introduced so that something like that would not happen again. And these are only the things that are seen by the public.”
In short, it’s never been easy. But then I think of the next girl who is going to come along who looks like me, and I hope, “Maybe, just maybe, my voice will help her.”
Serena Williams large boobs and butt: Serena Williams models bikinis for fitness: “I’m proud of my large boobs, Serena said!” Athlete flaunts body confidence in skimpy swimwear, talks body image.
Williams modeled skimpy cutout swimsuits for the editorial spread, flaunting her strong athleticism and killer curves. “When I was young I thought I should be built more like an athlete—long and lean—not with a womanly figure.
But then people my age started coming up to me and saying, ‘I love you because of the way you look.’ That was really motivating,” she said in the interview.
“So I learned to be proud of my curves and embrace my large boobs and butt. It’s all about loving who you are and realizing that you’re beautiful.”