Serena Williams Flaunts Curves in Bahama Bikini Photos

Serena Williams shared some photos from her Bahama vacation that showed off her amazing figure in a variety of different bathing suits.

The star tennis player has certainly sculpted an amazing frame with all her work outs and tennis games, and she was more than ready to show it off while enjoying her time on the beach.

After her US Open win back in September the 5 time World No. 1 ranked tennis player jetted off to the Bahamas for some well deserved rest and relaxation.

As she strolled along the beach she rocked a retro style bathing suit that accentuated her voluptuous figure as she looks over her shoulder and smiles back at the camera.

In a more playful pic, she is seen kneeling on what appears to be a giant lime green cushion with a floppy sun hat and bathing suit with a fierce lion printed across the front.

When her fun filled vacation in the sun came to an end, however, the photos revealed just how much Serena wasn’t ready to leave the gorgeous beaches in the Bahamas.

One of the last photos showed the 31-year-old sitting on the rope railing on the pier glancing down at her feet in a contemplative mood.

“Really bummed I am leaving the Bahamas Albany Resort is#1 missing u already,” she tweeted along with the photo which revealed her in a vibrant red and yellow bikini.

A fun vacation wasn’t the only thing that happened after her big victory in September. She also celebrated along with her coach in a manner that seemed awfully close and rather intimate.

The two were seen strolling through the streets of Paris with hands locked and her coach even carried the tennis star’s shopping bags for most of the trip.

Several pics even captured the pair in warm embraces as they enjoyed their time over seas.

Williams denied allegations that she was dating her coach, but their intimate relationship continued to suggest otherwise.

Either way, we can’t blame the hunky coach for not being able to keep his hands off this student.

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