Serena Williams shared another adorable picture of her 4-month-old daughter Alexis Olympia

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Back in September, tennis star Serena Williams and her husband (then fiancé) Alexis Ohanian welcomed their first child — a beautiful baby girl named Alexis Olympia! Now, a few months down the line, the couple continues to share adorable photos of their growing girl with the world!

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Including this one, from Saturday, Jan. 27.

“Welcome home momma,” the 36-year-old athlete captioned a cute photo her daughter sitting on a tiny couch while wearing a crocheted yellow dress.

Clearly this mother and daughter duo loves spending time together.

But it hasn’t been all smiles!

In a recent interview with Vogue for their February 2018 issue — which features Williams on the cover — the new-mom revealed that she was forced to undergo life threatening surgery after giving birth.

According to the new mom, the problems with Alexis Olympia’s birth began when heart rate began dropping during delivery, forcing Williams to endure an emergency caesarean section.

“That was an amazing feeling, and then everything went bad,” said Williams about the birth.

The following day, Williams went into the hospital with complaints of shortness of breath. The ordeal continued, with the medical staff confirming their fears: she’d developed blood clots — Williams told Vogue that she’d had a history of blood clots and had been forced to stop taking her blood thinning medication prior to delivery.

She was given a drip of anticoagulant medicine, but the intense coughing from her pulmonary embolism caused her C-section scars to tear, and her abdomen began to rapidly hemorrhage blood. According to the publication, the medication meant thin Williams’ blood and save her life had inadvertently put her more at risk.

She recovered after having a filter inserted into a vein to prevent clots dislodging and entering her lungs, but she spent six weeks on bed rest.

Serena’s now-husband Alexis Ohanian was by her side every step of the way, but he also worried about her the whole time.

“I was happy to change diapers, but on top of everything she was going through, the feeling of not being able to help made it even harder,” he said. “Consider for a moment that your body is one of the greatest things on this planet, and you’re trapped in it.”

The tennis champion has long since recovered, returning to the court for an exhibition match in December, just four months after giving birth. While she’s decided to pull out of the Australian Open because she’s “not where [she] personally [wants] to be,” this isn’t the end of her career by any means.

“To be honest, there’s something really attractive about the idea of moving to San Francisco and just being a mom,” she shared to Vogue. Reddit, her husband’s company, is headquartered there.

“But not yet. Maybe this goes without saying, but it needs to be said in a powerful way: I absolutely want more Grand Slams. I’m well aware of the record books, unfortunately. It’s not a secret that I have my sights on 25.”

Only two more to go — easy peasy.

RELATED: Serena Williams shares baby Alexis Olympia’s favorite sport and no, it’s not tennis

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