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Olympia and Qai Qai get their own Snapchat filter

ByCody Fitzpatrick

Published Sep 02, 2018

At the age of one, Serena Williams' daughter, Alexis Olympia Ohanian Jr., is already a legitimate celebrity.

Need proof? Snapchat made a custom filter featuring Olympia and her doll Qai Qai.

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Qai Qai, for the uninitiated, is Olympia's daughter, and Serena's granddaughter. Qai Qai is famous because Olympia, still a baby herself, is notoriously bad at taking care of her.

In the video above, Olympia drops Qai Qai twice, once at 0:53, and again at 1:11.

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Qai Qai documents her neglect on Twitter at @RealQaiQai, where she already has more than 1,000 followers.

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Because of Olympia's poor parenting, Serena often has to pull double duty, taking care of both her daughter and her granddaughter, she explained in Cincinnati:

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Serena has made her way into Week 2 at the US Open with straight set wins over Magda Linette, Carina Witthoeft and Venus Williams, on top of a three-set battle over Kaia Kanepi on Sunday.

The 36-year-old will next face Karolina Pliskova in the quarterfinals.

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Olympia and Qai Qai get their own Snapchat filter

Olympia and Qai Qai get their own Snapchat filter

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