Serena Williams' husband Alexis Ohanian uses amusing Tiger Woods reference to admit struggles of his annual 'epic boys trip' with childhood friends

Serena Williams' husband Alexis Ohanian has made a hilarious acknowledgement about the reality of going on boy's trips in his 40s. Ohanian used a witty reference to golfing legend Tiger Woods' comments to shed light on his struggles during these trips.

Ohanian has kept busy lately, from visiting Disney World with Williams and their daughters, Olympia and Adira, to cheering the Washington Commanders on to victory alongside his father Chris. The Reddit co-founder also opened up about a health scare, undergoing surgery to remove some suspicious nodules on his thyroid.

Alexis Ohanian recently took to social media and shared a graphic of Tiger Woods saying, "I'm not sharp enough to compete at this level." The 41-year-old joked that this was exactly how he and his childhood friends felt when the first night of their annual "Epic Boys Trip" stretched past midnight.

"When my childhood friends and I get together for that one Epic Boys Trip a year and we're just past midnight on the first night," he posted.

A fan responded with a similar sentiment, hilariously recalling a 50th birthday celebration with friends that ended in everyone heading to bed at midnight after taking Tylenol, which sparked agreement from the Reddit co-founder.

"Dude… we did a 50th celebration last year in Key Biscayne. After asking for Tylenol, everyone was lights out by midnight 🤦🏽‍♂️😆," the user posted.

"This," Ohanian commented.

"Grandkids, great grandkids, they'll have this" - Serena Williams' husband Alexis Ohanian shows off his world's largest collection of American legend's trading cards

Serena Williams with her husband Alexis Ohanian and daughter Olympia (Source: Getty)

Serena Williams' husband Alexis Ohanian has preserved the 23-time Grand Slam champion's incredible legacy by amassing the world's largest collection of trading cards, totaling 4,500 cards.

The Reddit co-founder explained that he intended to keep the collection, valued at $2.5 million, in the family for future generations. Ohanian envisioned their grandchildren eventually lending the collection to museums instead of seeing it as someone else's possession.

"The whole plan for this is that like grandkids, great grandkids, they'll have this collection and probably hundred years from now, museums will want to put pieces of this up for the public display," Ohanian said.

"But I don't want our grandkids to ever have to go to museums to see someone else's possession. They should be the ones renting it out. So that's why we got the greatest collection of all time for you [Serena Williams]," he added.

Serena Williams' husband Alexis Ohanian recently also used his passion for trading cards to honor Rafael Nadal on his retirement, auctioning off a rare Net Pro Rookie card of the Spaniard in a heartwarming tribute to his "amazing career."