Though she turned pro and gained popularity first, Venus Williams has had to deal with occasionally being in the shadow of her record-breaking sister, Serena Williams. Their careers are forever linked,

If Google's top searches are to be believed, lots of people think Venus and Serena Williams are twins. Venus recently spoke out about the common mistake, joking about it during an interview. The tennis star was asked for her thoughts on her future retirement, and how she anticipated she would feel once she made that leap.

Venus Williams has accused sister Serena of wrongly causing tennis fans to think she’s retired. The 44-year-old, a seven-time Grand Slam champion, remains an active player on the circuit despite not playing in a major event since the 2023 US Open.

As the oldest Williams sister, Venus Williams' net worth isn't as high as Serena's but she's a tennis legend in her own right. Here's her story

Venus Williams announced that she was not done with tennis and looks to make a comeback on tour with a tournament of her choice.

Venus and Serena Williams may be sisters, but they have different careers, different lives, and –as what might come as a surprise for some– different ages too! According to Venus in a new interview, she admitted that the world seeing her and her sister as

Venus Williams is reflecting on the possibility of retiring from her legendary tennis career. During a recent live interview, the Grand Slam champion, 44, opened up about how she thinks she will feel when she finally hangs up her racket after getting her start in the competitive sport in the 1990s.

Venus Williams isn’t planning on an emotional tennis farewell tour — because most people assume it already happened. In a recent interview, Venus, 44, joked that her career and legacy got lumped together with sister Serena Williams when she stepped away from the sport in 2022.