Serena Williams Recalls Music Video Cameo on Girls’ Night Out
Serena Williams has embraced a trending nostalgia on Instagram, reflecting on memorable moments from years past. One significant memory includes her cameo in Beyoncé’s acclaimed visual album, *Lemonade*. This album was released in April 2016 and features the song “Sorry,” which has accumulated over 360 million views on YouTube.
Recall of Serena Williams’ Iconic Cameo
On January 16, Williams shared an Instagram post highlighting her experience in the *Lemonade* video. The tennis champion, now 44, posted black-and-white images that echoed the aesthetics of the music video.
Beyoncé Collaboration
In her post, Williams humorously captioned her memories: “I ain’t sorry, these Meg [Thee Stallion] knees are here to stay,” accompanied by a lemon emoji and the hashtag “#girlsnightout.”
This nostalgic throwback featured Williams in a squat, reminiscent of her dance moves alongside Beyoncé. Her photos included candid shots with friends and various awards, such as the “Beychela Spirit Award” and “The Supreme Bey Award.”
Fan Reactions
- Fans praised her post, recalling their excitement during the *Lemonade* premiere.
- Comments ranged from expressions of awe to nostalgia for the iconic crossover.
The Story Behind the Cameo
Williams revealed the backstory of her appearance in the video, explaining her long-standing connection with director Kahlil Joseph. She has known him since childhood and has a close relationship with Beyoncé.
“They wanted me to be part of a song about strength and courage,” Williams shared with Billboard shortly after the album’s debut. “Beyoncé encouraged me to dance freely and enjoy myself.”
Serena Williams’ Instagram post not only serves as a testament to her enduring legacy but also highlights the powerful messages of strength and boldness present in Beyoncé’s work.
