Former Tennis star Serena Williams debuted her baby bump on the Met Gala 2023 carpet in New York and announced her second pregnancy on May 1. She appeared with her husband Alexis Ohanian.

Williams also shared the news on Instagram with a heartfelt caption. Posting her Met Gala 2023 look with her husband, she expressed her happiness when Anna Wintour invited the 3 of them to the Met Gala. In the first picture, the couple can be seen all smiles standing next to each other. In other pictures, the Tennis star can be seen cradling her baby bump.

For Met Gala 2023, Serena Williams appeared in a black fitted bodice with a white skirt by Gucci while Ohanian looked dapper in a classic black tuxedo.

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Check out Serena Williams’s pictures from Met Gala 2023:

Alexis Ohanian also announced the celebratory news on Twitter. With the pictures, he wrote Olympia Ohanian is going to be the big sister. In one of the pictures, he can be seen wearing a bracelet that said Papa.

Check out the tweet here:

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The 41-year-old sportswoman, earlier in an interview, opened up about her pregnancy complications while delivering her first baby Olympia which was through an emergency C-section. She suffered blood clots in her lungs shortly after the delivery, Williams had said.

Apart from Serena Williams, model Karlie Kloss also revealed her second pregnancy at the Met Gala 2023.

Meanwhile, Met Gala 2023, like every year, remained the talk of the town as the red carpet was graced by global stars like Jennifer Lopez, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Nick Jonas, Kylie Jenner, Kendal Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Alia Bhatt, Sydney Sweeney, and others.

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Cricket fandom can bring out the best in people, and apparently, also the worst as was witnessed during Saturday’s Indian Premier League (IPL) encounter between Delhi Capitals (DC) and Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) when a violent fight broke out between two groups of fans at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in the national capital.

A video of the incident, which is going viral on social media, showed a brawl between two groups of fans, reportedly during the DC vs SRH match.

Visuals of the incidents shows some fans holding the DC flag as they kick, punch and throw each other to the ground in the viral video.

However, the reason behind the fight is not known yet.

Regarding the match itself, Delhi Capitals continued their abysmal run during this year’s edition of the T20 league as the Aiden Markram-led Sunrisers Hyderabad—who’ve had a mixed bag so far—trumped David Warner’s DC by 9 runs in a close encounter.

Despite an enthralling all-round performance from Aussie all-rounder Mitchell Marsh who picked up four wickets, including that of swashbuckling English batter Harry Brook, and then smashed six sixes on his way to an entertaining 39-ball 63 during the DC chase. However, the Capitals fell short by 9 runs despite Marsh’s heroics.

Earlier, batting first, SRH posted a mammoth 197/6 in their allotted 20 overs on the back of a 36-ball 67 from Abhishek Sharma and a blazing 53 run knock during the death overs from South African wicketkeeper-batter Heinrich Klaasen.

During the chase, DC lost skipper David Warner for a duck in the very first over of their innings, courtesy a beautiful inswinger from Bhuvneshwar Kumar but England keeper-batter Philip Salt, who smashed a 35-ball 59, and Mitchell Marsh kept DC in the chase with some brazen power hitting.

However, SRH managed to pull things back after the duo were dismissed and despite Axar Patel’s 14-ball 29, managed to restrict DC to 188/6 in 20 overs.

The Supreme Court on Friday directed the Delhi Police to file an FIR against Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) President and BJP MP Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in connection with the sexual harassment allegations by female wrestlers.

The bench was headed by Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta who represented the Delhi Police agreed to register an FIR.

Senior advocate Kapil Sibal represented the women wrestlers and said they are worried about security and safety grounds and also highlighted several cases against Brij Bhushan Singh. India’s prominent wrestlers including Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat are protesting at Jantar Mantar in Delhi since Sunday and demanding the arrest and investigation against the WFI chief.

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After the Apex Court directed the Delhi Police to register an FIR, wrestler Vinesh Phogat said the protesters will continue their demonstration unless the accused Singh is sent to jail.

Sibal also urged the court to issue directions and provide safety to a minor girl, one of the petitioner wrestlers. The SC directed Delhi Police to provide an adequate assessment of threat perception and provide security to the gold medalist minor girl. The Top Court further asked Delhi Police to file an affidavit mentioning steps implemented to provide security to the minor girl and listed the matter for May 5.

The Supreme Court, on Tuesday, issued a notice to Delhi Police on a wrestler’s plea seeking FIR against Brij Bhushan Singh. The court noted the serious allegations made by wrestlers who have represented India.

On Thursday, the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) President, PT Usha slammed the wrestlers protesting on the streets. Usha said wrestlers staging protests on the streets is indiscipline and tarnishing the image of India. She also criticised the wrestlers for not waiting for the final report of a committee formed by Union Sports Minister Anukar Thakur to probe the matter.

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