Serena Williams fails at cooking cookies for husband and daughter; watch video

Serena Williams is a ly of many talents – she is a tennis star, a successful designer, a wife and a mom. However, it seems like her skills do t extend into kitchen. Recently, in a hilarious video posted online, tennis star shares her experience of trying to bake some chocolate cookies.

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Serena Williams' Instagram story of cooking

In video, Serena Williams explained that she h left cookie dough to rest for about 20 hours. She said that since mixture has risen (or 'whatever'), she will warm up some butter to d to dough. 

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In middle of video, she is joined by her husband Alexis Ohanian and daughter Olympia who oringly offer to help. However, things don’t go as planned for Serena as dough does t rise. Inste, it becomes as hard as a rock, much to her disappointment.

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However, tennis star’s husband could t hold back his laughter as he attempted to encour his wife. He said that dough solidifying was completely rmal. He ded that ir daughter Olympia could save cookie dough. Meanwhile, Olympia jumped in to check mixture, exclaiming that it is hard. In end, Serena gives up. At end of video, Serena proclaims that she hates baking.

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In ar video, it seems that hate does t last too long because Serena is seen attempting to bake ar batch of chocolate-chip cookies. It seems like she succeeded this time because Serena is seen offering chocolate-chip cookies baked by her to her friends and staff. Even little Olympia h a taste of her mom’s hard-baked chocolate-chip cookies. So, we guess that she did t indeed fail.

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