Venus Williams gives Naomi Osaka her approval as Japanese turns heads in ocean photoshoot with stunning pink fit & Louis Vuitton bag

Venus Williams recently reacted to Naomi Osaka's latest ocean photoshoot from her trip to the Cayman Islands during the off-season. The Japanese wore a gorgeous pink fit that was accompanied by a luxurious Louis Vuitton bag as she posed against the backdrop of a stunning ocean.

Osaka returned to court this year after giving birth to her daughter Shai Osaka in July last year. She struggled to find her rhythm, however, there were instances where she showed glimpses of her former self during the season. Now with the season ended, the 27-year-old is vacationing during the offseason before she gets back to training for the 2025 season.

The Japanese recently shared some amazing pictures from her trip to the Cayman Islands where she stunned in a gorgeous pink fit along with a chic Louis Vuitton bag. She posed on a surfboard, which floated in the ocean.

The posts were accompanied by the song "Don't Walk Away", which was released by her boyfriend Cordae as a part of his latest album "Crossroads". Cordae had also reacted to this 'aesthetic' post of his girlfriend.

"Aesthetic," she captioned.

One of Naomi Osaka's idols, Venus Williams, also reacted to the Japanese's posts commenting:

"Killed it."

via Osaka's Instagram.

---

Venus Williams sent a message to Serena Williams, Naomi Osaka and Coco Guaff while reminiscing about her debut with braids

Serena and Venus Williams at the 1998 French Open (Source: Getty)

44-year-old Venus Williams recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of her debut. She also touched upon how her iconic braids were the vision of her dad, Richard.

"This day 30 years ago I brought braids, beads and the beginning of a game never seen before in tennis, it was the vision of my dad," Venus Williams wrote on her Instagram stories. "This day changed my life, and I had no idea at 14 yrs old it would change so many others."

She also gave a shoutout to other POC (Person of Color) female players like Serena Williams, Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff by tagging them in her Instagram story.

"So proud of those who came next. Never compromise, be unapologetically and authentically you and be proud of you you are and where you come from, you never know, you just might change the game," she added.

Williams is still active on the tour. She competed at the Sunshine Double tournaments in Indian Wells and Miami but suffered a loss in the opening tournaments of both events.