Serena and Venus Williams make a rare appearance alongside their mother and half-sister at Milan Fashion Week

Wives’ clan, the Williamses and the prices united. here’s the image that almost stole the show from the Gucci Men’s Spring Summer 2025 fashion show, held this Monday, June 17, as part of Milan Fashion Week. For the occasion, Serena and Venus Williams sat in the front row of the show to unveil the Sabato De Sarno collection, accompanied by their mother, Orasen Price, and one of their half-sisters, Lindrea.

Style class

In the photos of the event, Serena Williams (42) appeared confident in her simple pastel pink suit. The tennis player wore cascading blonde hair, her face hidden behind large glasses with smoke lenses. Her sister Venus (44) wore an ensemble consisting of a pencil skirt and white blouse, layered over a carmine red leather long coat. Their half-sister Lindrea (46) wore a black midi dress with towering pumps. Next to them, the matriarch chose an embroidered white shirt that fell over dark blue trousers.

Step family

Serena and Venus Williams were born from Orasen Price’s second marriage to coach Richard Williams. From a large blended family, they have a total of 8 half-siblings. Three children were the result of their mother’s first union with Youssef Rashid: Lindrea and Ishia, and the late Yetunde. The latter was killed in a shooting in California in 2003 by one Robert Maxfield, who was sentenced to 15 years in prison in 2006. In turn, Richard had 5 children with his first wife, Betty Johnson: Sabrina, Richard III, Roner, Relus and Reneeka. He also has a son, Dylan Starr Richard, born in 2012 from his third union with Lakeisha Juanita Graham. The father also has another son, Chavoita Lesane, whose mother is unknown.

Serena and Venus Williams, the world’s most decorated tennis stars, have worked extensively with their maternal half-sisters. Lyndrea will notably collaborate on the sports brand EleVen by Venus Williams. Before his death, Yetunde had served as personal assistant to two champions. According to reports, Isiah Price, who was majoring in law, would become a film producer People .