Serena and Olympia sing and dance as Disney princesses

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Published Jun 11, 2020

Serena Williams and her daughter Olympia are going strong through the extended tour shutdown. The 23-time Grand Slam champion donned a yellow princess dress to match her two-year-old and they launched into a singing performance to Beauty and the Beast's "Little Town".

The mother-daughter duet took place fittingly in front of a framed photo of Serena at Wimbledon. It's far from the first time Serena has shared footage from a living room song-and-dance session.

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And they own more princess dresses, too.

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Wimbledon is cancelled for 2020, but exhibitions are popping up everywhere and murmurs of tournament returns are building. Serena hasn't been confirmed for an on-court appearance just yet, but fans will be thrilled to see her, and her mini-me, again.