“Total fan moment” – Serena Williams’ ex-coach Rennae Stubbs poses with singer Kelly Clarkson; thanks actress Rebel Wilson for setting up meeting

Rennae Stubbs, former coach of Serena Williams, recently had an exciting encounter with talk show host Kelly Clarkson. She expressed her gratitude to actress Rebel Wilson for arranging the meeting.

Since its debut on September 9, 2019, ‘The Kelly Clarkson Show’, hosted by Kelly Clarkson, a renowned singer, television personality, and the first-ever American Idol winner, has consistently won numerous awards and continues to thrive.

Rebel Wilson, a well-known Australian actress, joined Clarkson’s show as the latest guest. She was there to talk about her new memoir ‘Rebel Rising’, which included many humorous anecdotes, her weight-loss journey, insights into her relationships, and how she coped with fertility struggles, among other topics.

Rennae Stubbs, a former tennis player and Serena Williams’ ex-coach, was in the audience and is a huge fan of Clarkson. Wilson invited Stubbs to meet Clarkson, and the two connected after Wilson shared a photo on Instagram expressing her love for the American singer. Stubbs also took the opportunity to thank Rebel Wilson for arranging this special moment, as seen in her caption on the post.

“I have always loved @kellyclarkson and was lucky enough to get to meet her at this live taping of my buddy @rebelwilson on her show. Thanks Rebs for getting me this pic❤️! Total fan moment 😂 and i don’t care who knows it! 😆 she was lovely too.”

“Serena Williams Praises Jannik Sinner’s Forehand After Miami Open Semifinal Match”

During the men’s semifinal matches between Grigor Dimitrov and Alexander Zverev, as well as Jannik Sinner and Daniil Medvedev, Serena Williams was spotted at the Miami Open. While Dimitrov put up a tough fight against the in-form German, Sinner easily defeated Medvedev, who is currently ranked as the World No. 4.

After their wins, the American met with the two winners, Dimitrov and Sinner. Serena praised Sinner’s performance and expressed her desire to have a forehand like the Italian’s.

“I wish I had my forehand like that.”

The reserved Sinner requested that she refrain from making such a statement, which seemed to suggest that Williams possessed an exceptional forehand.

“Don’t say that”

The American elaborated on why she deemed Sinner’s forehand to be extraordinary, citing his impressive racket speed and immense power.

“No seriously, the racquet speed, the power… you’re unbelievable.”