Biggest tennis internet hits today: Serena Williams offers a peek into her busy life with her daughters; Maria Sharapova's fiance playfully ponders record player's durability around son Theodore, and more

Tennis legend Serena Williams offered insight into balancing motherhood and her business aspirations. In other tennis-related news, Maria Sharapova’s fiance Alexander Gilkes jokingly expressed doubts about the survival of his new record player with their son Theodore around.

Meanwhile, Eugenie Bouchard celebrated Halloween in the classic Cher Horowitz style from the 1995 hit rom-com 'Clueless.' Coco Gauff shared a playful reaction to her mention in American rapper Tyler, The Creator’s latest album, 'Chromakopia.'

Also, Serena Williams showed Off adorable gifts she received for her daughter Adira from Nike, Kim Kardashian, and Selena Gomez.

On that note, here's a look at today's biggest internet hits:

Serena Williams shows how she manages her daughters and business goals

Serena Williams shared a video with fans highlighting her post-retirement life, balancing motherhood with her two daughters, Olympia and Adira, and managing her businesses.

The video shows her bonding with one-year-old Adira, teaching seven-year-old Olympia the basics of tennis, and cooking a meal for her family. It ends with a family photo attempt featuring Williams, her husband Alexis Ohanian, and their daughters.

"My life is very different now. Instead of chasing balls, I’m chasing #Adira and helping #Olympia with tennis lessons and cooking. (And, all this is in-between Venture Capital calls)," Williams wrote.

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Maria Sharapova's fiance Alexander Gilkes playfully questions the new record player's longevity around son Theodore

Maria Sharapova's fiance Alexander Gilkes shared a photo of their new record player on Instagram, joking about its chances of survival around their playful two-year-old son, Theodore.

Alongside, he showcased the Ella and Louis album by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong and posted an adorable shot of Theodore enjoying the music.

"Let’s see how long this record player remains in one piece," Gilkes captioned one of his Instagram stories.

Alexander Gilkes’ Instagram stories/@gilkesa

Eugenie Bouchard Channels Cher Horowitz from "Clueless" during Halloween celebrations

Eugenie Bouchard celebrated Halloween by channeling Cher Horowitz from the iconic 1995 romantic comedy "Clueless," portrayed by Alicia Silverstone.

Bouchard attended a Halloween party at Star Island in Miami, dressed in a canary yellow outfit and a black-and-yellow chequered jacket and skirt. The 30-year-old completed her look with knee-high socks, white shoes, and a fluffy white bag.

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Serena Williams receives heartwarming gifts for daughter Adira from Nike, Kim Kardashian, and Selena Gomez

Serena Williams showcased some delightful items she received, including gifts for her baby daughter Adira and presents from Kim Kardashian and Selena Gomez.

In a series of Instagram stories, Williams can be seen opening the packagers, praising Mellody Hobson's book, 'Priceless Facts About Money.' She also received the Investor of the Year Award from Essence Black Women in Business.

For Adira, Nike sent a care package filled with adorable toddler clothes. Williams commented on the "cute" outfits but noted her daughter would need to grow into them since she is still "so tiny."

"Wait a minute. What is this? This looks like something fun. This is so cute. Oh my gosh! Adira is going to go nuts when she sees these new outfits. She’s so tiny, they won’t fit her but it’s still cute. She’ll grow into it. She’ll grow into all this stuff. I gotta teach them babies about Michael Jordan," Williams said.

Serena Williams' Instagram stories/@serenawilliams

Additionally, Williams displayed a stylish speaker from Kim Kardashian’s Beats collaboration and expressed gratitude for a journaling kit from Wondermind, co-founded by Selena Gomez, in which she is an investor.

Coco Gauff playfully responds to her name-drop in Tyler, The Creator's new album 'Chromakopia'

Coco Gauff was thrilled to be mentioned in Tyler, The Creator's single, "Thought I Was Dead," from his new album "Chromakopia." Tyler shared a clip of the track on Instagram, featuring a verse about Gauff's powerful serve.

"B**ch, you ain't Coco Gauff, you can't serve me," Tyler, the Creator raps.

A fan of Tyler, Gauff quickly listened to the album and expressed her delight, commenting on the album's Instagram post and sharing two stories—one of her grooving to the track and another reiterating her praise.