How many kids did King Richard have?

Richard had more than one long-lost son. He actually had five children—three boys and two girls—from an earlier marriage in 1965.

Does Venus Williams have any children?

5. Does Williams have children? The tennis champion doesn't have any kids, but she's a proud dog mom to her 14-year old Havanese, Harold Reginald Williams—whom she affectionately calls her “son.”

How many kids does Serena Williams dad have?

Oracene already had three children from her first marriage (Richard had five from his first marriage, although he didn't have any contact with them) and she didn't want more. But Richard was determined. "So I used to take her out on dates, and I'd hide her birth-control pills," he told Today. "That's how Venus came."

Is King Richard still married?

'King Richard' married his 37-years-younger third wife in 2009, seven years after he divorced Venus and Serena's mother, Oracene Price. They had a son, Dylan, now nine and split in 2017.

Which of the Williams sisters has a child?

Serena Williams welcomed her and Alexis Ohanian's daughter, Olympia, in September 2017 — and the little one is her mini-me. While she loves sharing her moments with the toddler, the professional tennis player wrote via Instagram in February 2020 that “working and being a mom is not easy.”

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What disease does Venus Williams have?

“'I have been recently diagnosed with Sjogren's Syndrome, an autoimmune disease which is an ongoing medical condition that affects my energy level and causes fatigue and joint pain," she said in a statement, according to ESPN's Staff.

Who is the father of Serena baby?

Serena Williams gave the world a glimpse of her dad, Richard Williams, and his bond with her 4-year-old daughter, Alexis Olympia, whose dad is Serena's husband Alexis Ohanian. "A rare sighting, the one and the only G.O.A.T. still motivating… King Richard, but I call him daddy," she wrote.

Why is Venus called Junior?

Venus Williams was not allowed to play junior tournaments

When it came time for Venus to play in juniors tournaments, Richard gladly signed her up for them. During her matches as a junior athlete, Venus Williams was a phenomenal player. She had a ridiculous record of 63 junior tournament wins to her name.

How old is Serena Williams baby now?

How old is Serena Williams' daughter? Olympia was born on September 1, 2017, making her 4 years old as of late 2021 (and at the time of the King Richard premiere).

How serious is Sjogren's syndrome?

Sjogren's is a serious condition, but timely treatment can mean that complications are less likely to develop, and tissue damage is less likely to occur. Once treated, an individual can usually manage the condition well. Sjogren's can develop at any age, but most diagnoses occur after the age of 40 years.

Can sjogrens be cured?

There's currently no cure for Sjögren's syndrome, but there are several treatments that can help, such as: eye drops that keep your eyes wet (artificial tears) sprays, lozenges (medicated sweets) and gels that keep your mouth wet (saliva substitutes) medicine that helps your body produce more tears and saliva.

What foods to avoid if you have Sjogren's?

Does Serena want another child?

Serena Williams reveals she's been 'prepared' for retirement for 'over a decade' and wants more children. Serena Williams has opened up about her tennis career, revealing that she's been “prepared” for her retirement for over 10 years now and wants to have more children.

Should you get the Covid vaccine if you have Sjogren's syndrome?

As a person with Sjögren's, should I receive a vaccination for COVID-19? Yes. We recommend that all people with Sjögren's should be vaccinated, with the exception of children under the age of 16 (since children were not included in the trials that led to the EUA for the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines).

What drugs make sjogrens worse?

Avoid medicines that are known to cause dry eyes. These include antihistamines, diuretics, and some antidepressants. Talk with your doctor if you take any of these medicines. Sometimes the benefits of a medicine outweigh the risks.

How do you get Sjogren's?

Scientists aren't certain why some people develop Sjogren's syndrome. Certain genes put people at higher risk of the disorder, but it appears that a triggering mechanism — such as infection with a particular virus or strain of bacteria — is also necessary.

What does Sjogren's pain feel like?

Your joints may be painful and swollen due to inflammation, or you might feel that various parts of your body, such as your muscles, are achy and tender. Some people with this condition have headaches and migraines.

What organs does Sjogren's affect?

Sjögren's syndrome can also affect other body organ systems. These organs include the skin, joints, muscles, blood, lung, heart, kidney, and nerves.

What triggers a Sjogren's flare?

Autoimmune diseases such as Sjogren's syndrome are highly likely to be triggered by environmental factors such as pollution, infections, certain medications, diet, and allergy-causing agents. Make a note of potential environmental triggers, and try to steer clear of them as much as possible.

Why did Serena's dad not walk her down the aisle?

Tennis star Serena Williams has revealed the reason why her father wasn't by her side when she walked down the aisle to exchange vows at her wedding to Alexis Ohanian. She said he couldn't walk her down the aisle because he was too nervous.