Serena Williams’ newborn daughter Adira’s nursery is “fit for royalty.”
The tennis star posted the room reveal to her YouTube channel Saturday, nearly one week after announcing her baby girl’s arrival.
The athlete filmed the footage before giving birth and showed it off with her bump on display.
“This actually used to be [my eldest daughter] Olympia’s room,” Williams, 41, explained. “It had blue carpet and was, like, a playroom for her. So, lots of work to be done in here.”
After the room “came together,” the Olympian panned over the space, which featured white furniture and maroon details.
The crib was topped with a gold crown, and the walls were painted with flowers and falling petals.
A giraffe stood in the corner of the room with a maroon bow around its neck to match the hot air balloons hanging from the ceiling.
Viewers gushed over the luxurious nursery in the comments.
“I love that you designed the room to be elegant and calming. (Not bursting with the typical pink overload),” one YouTube user commented. “Very nice.”
Another fan called the crown a “nice touch,” while others pointed out how well the room matches the meaning behind Adira’s name — strong, noble and powerful.
Williams teased the reveal via Instagram over the weekend.
“They only had 6 weeks to make [the bed] …. And they delivered!” she gushed. “I literally had Adira the next day! Thanks for making my nursery room dream come true ❤️.”
Willams’ second daughter made her debut in an Aug. 22 post, with the proud mom gushing over her “beautiful angel.”
She and her husband, Alexis Ohanian, became parents in September 2017 when Olympia was born, two months before their wedding.
Williams announced at the Met Gala in May that baby No. 2 was on the way, sharing the little one’s sex at a June party.
