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Serena Williams twerks and grinds in Beyonce's 'Lemonade'

The world No. 1 appears in Beyonce's new track "Sorry."

ByNina Pantic

Published Apr 25, 2016

Over the weekend, the world tuned into HBO for a couple of highly anticipated premiers. Sunday was the season premiere of Game of Thrones, but before that came Beyonce’s 52-minute visual album *Lemonade*. The track “Sorry” has a cameoby the one and only Serena Williams.

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"Cameo" is too small a word actually since Williams is predominately featured as she twerks, grinds and hair flips her way around Beyonce.

Serena Williams twerks and grinds in Beyonce's 'Lemonade'

If the throne and Beyonce's pose on it look familiar, that's because it's the same as the lofty chair Williams was perched on for her 2015 Sports Illustrated cover.

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The partnership of ReRe and Bey should surprise no one, both are queens in their own right on top of their respective games.

Serena Williams twerks and grinds in Beyonce's 'Lemonade'

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Before her big dance debut, Williams teased her fans using the SnapChat filter for a bedazzled Beyonce (as if she hasn't been low-key training for this for months).

The album includes vocals by The Weeknd, Kendrick Lamar, Jack White and James Blake (English singer Blake not retired ATP star Blake), and it's available exclusively on the music-streaming service Tidal.