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Source：Pursuit Information Network Editor：Science Time：2025-06-27 06:29:39

Serena William's daughter Olympia Ohanian already made history when she helped her mom (from within the womb) win the Australian Open almost a year ago.

Now,Watch Vanguard Online she's making history as a fully-formed human baby on the cover of Vogue. The two are the magazine's latest cover stars, and the image will most likely elicit an awwwww or twofrom you.

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"When I first saw this Voguecover it brought tears to my eyes," Williams wrote on Instagram. "All Vogue covers are special but to share this one with my beautiful daughter Olympia Ohanian also the youngest Vogue cover star makes it moment I will never forget."

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In the accompanying article, Williams gushes about motherhood and her dreams of collecting even more Grand Slams in the future.

“We’re not spending a day apart until she’s 18,” Williams told Vogue. “Now that I’m 36 and I look at my baby, I remember that this was also one of my goals when I was little, before tennis took over, when I was still kind of a normal girl who played with dolls."

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You can read the full interview here, and see the gorgeous photographs of the family by Mario Testino here.

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