Serena Williams and Husband Going Their Separate Ways? Tennis Icon Sues Alexis Ohanian for $35 Million Over Secret Investment Betrayal “our daughter Adira River will…

In a shocking twist that’s sending shockwaves through both the sports and tech worlds, tennis legend Serena Williams and her husband, Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, appear to be heading toward a split — and it’s anything but friendly.

Sources close to the couple exclusively revealed that Serena has filed a $35 million lawsuit against Alexis, accusing him of secretly channeling millions of dollars from their joint investment firm, Ace Capital, into a failed AI company without her knowledge.

The couple — who once gave the world #CoupleGoals vibes with their playful social media posts and adorable family photos — are now reportedly not even speaking.

“Serena feels completely betrayed,” a friend of the tennis star told Celebrity Insider Weekly. “She built her life and brand on discipline and trust. To find out her husband was hiding multimillion-dollar deals behind her back? It broke her.”

According to fictional court papers, Alexis made the investment last year in a tech startup promising to “revolutionize sports analytics.” But when the company collapsed after a massive data scandal, Serena allegedly discovered that $12 million of their shared portfolio had vanished — all without her signature or approval.

“She didn’t care about the money at first,” another insider said. “But it’s the principle. She wanted honesty — and he gave her spreadsheets.”

The lawsuit reportedly seeks $35 million in damages for “breach of partnership trust and emotional distress.”

Meanwhile, Alexis has remained silent, though fans noticed he recently deleted several old photos of Serena from his Instagram. He did, however, post a cryptic message on X (formerly Twitter):

> “Sometimes the hardest battles aren’t fought on the court — they’re fought at home.”

Serena, on the other hand, appeared radiant yet resolute during a recent event in New York, where she told reporters, “Strength isn’t about hitting hard. It’s about standing tall when everything falls apart.”

Friends say the couple are currently living in separate homes as they “figure out what’s next.”

Whether this is the end of one of Hollywood’s most inspiring love stories or just a rough set in their marriage match remains to be seen. But one thing is certain — Serena Williams has faced champions before… and this time, the battle is personal.