The tennis legend gave a tour of her Miami home to Architectural Digest, and to quote Stefon, it has everything — even a trophy room.
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Unsurprisingly, it has a lot of trophies. Like, a lot.
Along with her extensive trophy collection, Serena said that the room contains “some really cool pieces that really mean a lot to me” — like this Wheaties box she appeared on.
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But, really, there’s a lot of trophies. So many that it seems like Serena can’t even keep track of them. At one point, she exclaims, “Oh, wait, there’s a US Open trophy!”
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“I am so bad with trophies,” Serena laughs at one point. Uh, yeah, so am I, for sure.
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She even showed off two of her Wimbledon trophies, detailing how the trophy used to be smaller but is, y’know, bigger now.
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Two Wimbledon trophies…must be nice.
Near the end of the trophy room tour, Serena finds a second place trophy — and her reaction is hilarious: “I’m gonna put that one in the trash. Shouldn’t be in here. We don’t keep second place.”
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