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Serena Williams has lovely reaction to Caroline Wozniacki welcoming baby boy

Wozniacki announced the happy news on Thursday.

Serena Williams reacted to Caroline Wozniacki’s happy news, saying she is “already in love” with her newborn son. On Thursday, 2018 Australian Open champion Wozniacki announced that she and her husband David Lee welcomed a baby boy named James.

Last year, Wozniacki and Lee became parents for the first time, when Olivia was born. “Family of 4. James Wozniacki Lee born October 24, 2022. Everybody is healthy and Olivia is thrilled to be a big sister,” Wozniacki announced on Thursday.

Williams shared Wozniacki’s post on her Instagram Story and captioned it: “I’m in love already. Congrats Caroline and David.”

Williams and Wozniacki – two best friends

When Wozniacki announced she was pregnant with her second child in June, Williams wrote on Instagram: “I love you!” After Williams revealed her plans to retire after the US Open, Wozniacki shared her a touching message: “I love you and so proud of you.”

Meanwhile, Wozniacki has been retired since the 2020 Australian Open. While it is clear that Wozniacki won’t be returning to pro tennis, Williams has hinted several times that she may change her mind. Most recently, Williams teased fans with the idea of making a comeback.

“I am not retired. The chances (of a return) are very high. You can come to my house, I have a court,” Williams said during the TechCrunch Disrupt conference. After her US Open first round victory over Danka Kovinic, Williams received a special ceremony.

Recently, US Open tournament director Stacey Allaster jokingly revealed the tournament was ready in case Williams lost and tried to escape from the court. “We were going to see how the cards unfolded. We saw how she (Serena Williams) played in Cincinnati against Raducanu and it wasn’t pretty.

She just walked right ofd the court. So we had our security in place, so if she lost, she wasn’t walking right out of the court. Even Gayle and Billy, standing right there, so she was not leaving. Luckily we didn’t have that moment,” Allaster said on the ‘Courtside: The US Open Podcast.’

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