Okay, so I got curious the other day about Serena Williams. You hear her name all the time, right? Legend of tennis and all that. But then it hit me, I wasn’t actually sure who her husband was. Like, I probably heard it before, but it didn’t stick.
My Little Search Mission
So, what did I do? Pretty simple stuff, really. I just grabbed my phone, opened up a browser. Didn’t use anything fancy. Just typed in the basics: “Serena Williams husband”. That was it. Hit enter and waited for the magic to happen.
The results popped up pretty quick. Right there at the top, the name that kept showing up was Alexis Ohanian. Okay, Alexis Ohanian. Got it.
Figuring Out Who He Is
Now, just knowing the name wasn’t enough for me. Who is this guy? The search results gave me a bit more to chew on. Turns out he’s not some actor or musician I might have recognized. He’s a tech guy. Like, a pretty big deal in that world.
- He co-founded Reddit. Yeah, that Reddit. The big forum website. Kinda surprising, wasn’t expecting that.
- Seems like he’s involved in investing in tech startups too. Venture capital, I think they call it? Basically, puts money into new companies.
So, not exactly the kind of person I usually follow, which probably explains why I didn’t immediately know who he was. He’s more behind the scenes, building stuff online.
Putting it Together
I spent a few minutes just reading the short descriptions that came up. Saw some pictures of them together. They look like a regular, happy couple, you know? Just one happens to be one of the greatest athletes ever, and the other co-created a huge website.
Also saw they have a daughter, Olympia. Maybe two kids now? The info mentioned their family. It’s kinda cool seeing someone like Serena, who’s such a powerhouse, having this family life.
So yeah, that was my little dive into finding out about Serena Williams’ husband. Started with simple curiosity, did a quick search, and found out he’s Alexis Ohanian, the Reddit co-founder. Mystery solved. Nothing too complicated, just finding the info I was looking for.
