LOOK: Serena Williams enjoys off-court schedule with baby bump

The unmatchable Serena Williams is getting her due rest and relaxation after winning the Australian Open—all while she’s expecting.

Now around halfway into her pregnancy, Serena has had a very active social calendar, from making an appearance at the Met Gala, throwing her bridal shower, enjoying Disney World, and working the baby bump on a yacht. She was also a guest at Beyoncé’s VIP-studded baby shower, the Carter Push Party.

Last May 1, she swished in a Donatella Versace gown at the Met Gala:

People magazine shared exclusive photos from Serena’s bridal shower held on May 11 at Miami, where family and friends joined the tennis superstar for yoga and massages:


She had a blast at Disney World:

She radiated effortlessly on a yacht in a black one-piece:

The Greatest of All Time also squeezed into her schedule Beyoncé’s Moroccan-themed push party:

Her fiancé, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, has said that “she gives 100 percent of herself to everything she does: as a friend, as a lover, and soon, as a mother.” Niña V. Guno/JB

source: entertainment.inquirer.net

Porsche suspends ties with Sharapova

German luxury car manufacturers Porsche on Tuesday became the third big-name sponsor to distance themselves from Maria Sharapova after the tennis star admitted failing a drug test at the Australian Open.

“We regret the news about Maria Sharapova. Until more details are known and we can analyze the situation, we have decided to suspend planned activities (with her),” said Porsche in a statement.

The 28-year-old Sharapova, who has won five Grand Slam titles in her career, signed a three-year deal to be brand ambassador for Porsche in April 2013.

The Russian also won the WTA indoor tournament in Stuttgart, which is sponsored by the car manufacturers, in 2012, 2013 and 2014, with the champion driving off in a brand-new sports car.

Porsche joins Swiss watchmaker TAG Heuer and US sportswear giant Nike, who said they were halting their relationship with Sharapova.

Sharapova announced Monday that she had tested positive for Meldonium, a drug she said she had been taking since 2006 but was only added to the banned list this year.

source: sports.inquirer.net