Eugenie Bouchard asks Venus Williams to drop her skincare routine as American turns heads in chic look in Miami

Seven-time Grand Slam champion Venus Williams was all smiles in a black outfit as she attended an event in Miami, Florida, featuring Sarah Harrelson, the Editor-in-Chief of LA-based Cultured Magazine. Cultured, a bi-monthly covering contemporary art, architecture, design, fashion, film and music, had featured the older Williams sister in its recent issue.

The post registered over 300 comments on her Instagram profile, but one of the comments stood out as former World No. 5 Eugenie Bouchard asked Williams to share her skinscare routine.

"Drop skincare routine STAT," Bouchard commented.

Eugenie Bouchard commented on Venus Williams' recent Instagram post

Williams, who has hardly played this year due to injuries, has been finding time recently to focus on her other passions. Venus' love of high fashion is well known, as she founded her label V Starr in 2002 and attends fashion events across the world.

She was recently seen hob-nobbing with leading figures from the industry at the British Fashion Awards' gala event in London. Notably, Maria Sharapova, another former WTA World No. 1, also attended the ceremony held at the Royal Albert Hall.

“They can put you in a box, and it’s so important to really know what you’re doing, be passionate about it, and just keep hauling away," she told Cultured recently.

Despite her busy schedule, the 44-year-old has also authored two books. Her latest book, 'Strive: 8 Steps To Find Your Awesome,' details the secrets to the discipline that helped her win multiple Grand Slams.

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What has Eugenie Bouchard been up to?

Eugenie Bouchard has slipped outside the Top 1000 in the WTA rankings - Image Source: Getty

After slipping out of the Top 1000 in the WTA rankings, Eugenie Bouchard has turned her attention to another racket sport that is surging in popularity: pickleball.

The Canadian turned pro on the pickleball circuit in 2023, making her debut at the Hyundai Masters in California. She is set to make her debut in The Pickleball Slam in February 2025, partnering with Andy Roddick to take on tennis legends Andre Agassi and his wife Steffi Graf for a million dollars.

Bouchard is also active on social media, where she has a large presence.

Recently, Bouchard waded into tennis' doping scandal involving World No. 2 Iga Swiatek.

She appeared to side with Nick Kyrgios, as he criticized Swiatek for claiming she did not know about the presence of the banned substance trimetazidine (TMZ) in her system.