“Love shows up” – Serena Williams shares powerful message about love in uplifting advice for fans

Serena Williams shares powerful advice with fans (Image Source: Getty)

Serena Williams recently shared a powerful message with fans. The American highlighted the values of love in a piece of uplifting advice as she penned a short note detailing the importance of showing up.

Williams is undoubtedly one of the greatest tennis players the sport has ever seen. The 44-year-old first rose to fame in 1999, when she was crowned champion at the US Open. Over the course of the next two decades, she went on to win over 22 more Grand Slam titles, making her the most successful women’s singles player of the Open Era.

Recently, Serena Williams shared an important piece of advice for fans. Taking to X, the tennis legend penned a note about love, writing,

“I don’t know who needs to hear this but: Love shows up. If someone loves you they show you in many ways. Small ways, big ways, average ways but they show up. They answer. They are there when you need them.”

Serena Williams: “I don’t know who needs to hear this but: Love shows up. If someone loves you they show you in many ways. Small ways, big ways, average ways but they show up. They answer. They are there when you need them.”

Serena Williams reflects on the importance of compassion in latest charity outing

Williams at the 2025 Baby2Baby Gala (Image Source: Getty)

As Serena Williams’ tennis career established her as a powerhouse on the courts, the American has put in extensive work over the years to utilise her platform to support causes that are close to her heart.

Earlier this month, the tennis star attended the Baby2Baby Gala to raise funds for the non-profit organization. At the event, Williams was also honoured with the Giving Tree Award for her efforts concerned with maternal health advocacy.

In her speech while accepting the award, the 44-year-old said,

“I grew up right here in Los Angeles, I’ve seen firsthand what it means to face barriers, barriers that can truly feel insurmountable. That’s why Baby2Baby’s work in underserved neighborhoods in Los Angeles, my hometown, resonates so deeply with me. Over 8 million essential diapers, backpacks, and clothing, as you guys have all seen in this video, have been truly impactful to so many families.”

She went on to emphasize the importance of compassion, saying,

“Giving back isn’t just charity; it’s justice, it’s dignity, and the baby is leading this movement, showing us what’s possible when compassion meets action. So I would like to thank you all for celebrating me.”

While Serena Williams has consistently supported various charities throughout her career, in 2016 she founded the Yetunde Price Resource Center alongside her family to support victims of violence.