Serena Williams' relationship appears to be going strong, but that doesn't mean she flaunts it.
The tennis star was linked to Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian in October, but the two have rarely been photographed in public together. Nevertheless, things are still going well between them.
Though the couple has been very low-key about their relationship, they were spotted together over the weekend. The tennis star took Ohanian along with her for a Web video shoot in Florida, according to Page Six.
Williams and Ohanian have been together for over six months, but the very-private tennis sensation has remained mum about her personal life, which is her right. Back in January, Williams publicly lamented how she hated being by herself so far away from home at the Australian Open.
"I have been spending a lot of time learning about myself this trip," Williams said, according to The Guardian. "It's been kind of sad. I have been, like, alone a lot. It's been kind of like boring. I think I hate being by myself. As much as I always want to be alone, I don't think I like it so much. It's just been ... it's been long. I feel like I have been here for three months."
Williams ended up losing in the finals of the tournament to German-Polish star Angelique Kerber, 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 before returning home, presumably to Ohanian. The Saginaw, Mich., native was thriving up until her finals loss.
"When you win, you're obviously excited and happy and, when you lose, you're not excited," she said. "I think that's something that happens all across the spectrum in life, even outside of tennis."
Williams was linked to rapper Drake in the past, but despite rumors of a romance blossoming between them, both have apparently moved on. The two reportedly shared a steamy restaurant kiss back in August.
The title drought for Williams has now reached seven months, her longest such spell since 2012, but it appears things are going well for her and Ohanian off the court.
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