According to the Associated Press, Serena will spill the beans on a wide range of topics, from facing scrutiny and challenges in a predominantly white, male-dominated sport to her personal journey through love, losses, body diversity, and style evolution in sports and pop culture. She'll also shine a light on maternal health disparities and her role as a dedicated mom to her daughters, Olympia and Adira.

Even though the book doesn't have a title or release date just yet, it's set to be a journey through her life – from her early days and initial tennis training, as seen in the 2021 film "King Richard," to her awe-inspiring career with all its ups and downs. Serena herself said, "For so long, all I was focused on was winning, and I never sat down to look back and reflect on my life and career. Over the last year, I’ve really enjoyed taking the time with my growing family to celebrate my accomplishments and explore my other passions."

She continued, "I couldn’t be at a more perfect place to be able to take on such a personal intimate project, and there’s no one I would rather do it with than the team at Random House."

But that's not all – the second book is all about inspiration. Serena, hailing from Compton, will share her valuable life lessons as a philanthropist, advocate, investor, and her unwavering commitment to empowering a diverse and up-and-coming generation of young women.

This book deal is just another testament to Serena's incredible success. The founder of S by Serena is one of the most decorated athletes in history, boasting an impressive career spanning over two decades. She's clinched 23 Grand Slam singles titles, 14 Grand Slam doubles titles with her sister Venus, and four Olympic gold medals.