Serena Williams’ Daughter Made to Leave Centre Court and Miss Her Mum’s Match

  • تاريخ النشر: منذ 4 أيام زمن القراءة: دقيقة قراءة

A Wimbledon age rule forced two-year-old Adira to leave Centre Court before Serena Williams began her comeback match.

Adira Was Present Before the Match

Wimbledon Bans Under-Fives From Show Courts

She Had to Leave Before Play Began

Olympia Was Old Enough to Stay

The Rule Was Not Created for Serena’s Family

Serena Had Wanted Both Daughters to Watch

The Match Started Later Than Expected

Serena Received a Huge Welcome

Maya Joint Ended the Comeback

Adira Could Still Enjoy Wimbledon Elsewhere

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Serena Williams returned to Wimbledon singles after four years away with her family gathered inside Centre Court. Yet her youngest daughter, two-year-old Adira River Ohanian, could not remain courtside once the match began.

The reason had nothing to do with disruption, security or special treatment. Adira was affected by a longstanding Wimbledon rule that prevents every child under five from entering the tournament’s main show courts during play.

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