Serena Williams' husband Alexis Ohanian shares adorable pictures of daughter Olympia making cupcakes

Serena Williams' husband and Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian recently shared some heartwarming images of their daughter Olympia whipping up a batch of cupcakes.

Williams and Ohanian have always shared the precious moments they spend with their daughter with the world through social media. They frequently provide glimpses into their Olympia's life, including her hobbies and interests.

Ohanian, in particular, has always been fond of sharing pictures of Olympia on his personal social media accounts. He has previously shared images of himself drawing with her, as well as pictures of them playing golf and going fishing together.

However, it is the father-daughter duo's weekly tradition of making pancakes and crepes together that has gained the most attention from fans around the globe.

On Sunday, May 21, Alexis Ohanian took to social media to share a couple of adorable pictures of Olympia baking cupcakes. One image captured the five-year-old in the midst of making the sweet treats. The other featured the finished product - cupcakes adorned with pink and yellow buttercream frosting.

The tech entrepreneur playfully quipped that he hits the gym not only for himself but also for his daughter and her delectable cupcakes.

"I lift for me. I lift for Jr. I also lift for all the cupcakes she bakes," Ohanian tweeted.

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Serena Williams gets her own docuseries like Tom Brady

Serena Williams

Serena Williams would be getting her very own docuseries, similar to that of NFL legend Tom Brady's docuseries, "Man in the Arena: Tom Brady." The tennis legend will share her personal and professional journey in the multi-part documentary.

Williams is one of the most successful athletes of all time. She has won a staggering 23 Grand Slam singles titles, 14 Grand Slam doubles titles, and two Olympic gold medals.

The episodic documentary series, titled "In the Arena: Serena Williams," is being produced by ESPN in collaboration with Religion of Sports, Williams and Caroline Curriers' Nine Two Six Productions, and Tom Brady's 199 Productions.

The upcoming docuseries will highlight some of the most significant moments in Williams' career and personal life. It will also feature firsthand accounts from the American tennis legend herself, as well as other notable figures in her life.

"Several of Serena’s most significant Grand Slam tournaments and defining personal milestones are examined and decoded in detail," according to an ESPN press release.

"The series juxtaposes Serena’s spectacular on-court achievements and cultural impact with dramatic personal challenges. Through it all, Serena fights to maintain her place atop the tennis world while juggling the transformational experience of starting a family."