Serena Williams Shows Off Beach Body In One-Piece Swimsuit During Family Outing

Serena Williams spent a fun day at the beach with her family days after she was knocked out of the French Open.

On Saturday, Williams, 39, was photographed in southern France with her internet entrepreneur husband, Alexis Ohanian, 38, and their 3-year-old daughter, Olympia. In pictures obtained by Page Six, the family of three had huge smiles on their faces as they frolicked in the ocean together.

Williams flaunted her figure in a white one-piece swimsuit with yellow and pink print, while the Reddit co-founder opted for colorful swim shorts with blue and pink floral print. Their daughter had a twinning moment with her mom as her swimwear featured a pink, blue and yellow design.

One snap showed the tennis superstar looking surprised as she jumped into the water.

Her husband also ventured onto the high dive where he was photographed catapulting himself into the air before landing in the water.

Earlier in the week, Williams, who has won the French Open three times, lost to Kazakhstani player Elena Rybakina in the fourth round.

When asked if this was her final game at the French Open, Williams said, "Yeah, I’m definitely not thinking about it at all. I’m definitely thinking just about other things, but not about that."

Ohanian was also in the stands cheering her on during the match. He and Williams have been married for nearly four years.

Last month, Ohanian applauded his wife for her ability to balance her career and family time. The entrepreneur, who is an advocate for paid parental leave, admitted that unlike his wife, he still struggles with finding balance.

"I had a kind of warped view of the path to excellence and the path to greatness being the direct result of just, pure work and that is obviously core to it, but one thing that I'm still working on is balancing that with time off, with time away, with time to reset and recharge," Ohanian was quoted by Entertainment Tonight as saying. "And something she [Williams] is really good at, is shutting it off and focusing on family time and personal time."