Serena Williams' husband Alexis Ohanian gives 2-word reaction to Jordan Chiles announcing her debut memoir

Alexis Ohanian recently shared his excitement about the upcoming release of Jordan Chiles' debut memoir, "I'm That Girl: Living The Power Of My Dreams." Ohanian voiced his support for Chiles' autobiography, which will be released on March 4, 2025.

In her memoir, the American gymnast has detailed the physically and mentally demanding challenges of the sport, including the racism she faced as a black competitor in the predominately white gymnastics world. She has shed light on her struggles with "eating disorders" and the painful criticism from her childhood coach, which nearly pushed her away from her beloved sport.

She has also reflected on the enduring friendships she forged with her teammates, including Simone Biles, who has contributed to the foreword of the book. Having commenced her gymnastics journey at the age of six and joining the USA team in 2013, Chiles has had a career with its share of highs and lows.

With a few months left for her memoir's release, Chiles took to social media to make the announcement. She wrote:

"This one has been so hard to keep quiet," Chiles wrote. "I’m beyond excited to share that my book, I'M THAT GIRL: LIVING THE POWER OF MY DREAMS, is dropping on March 4th!"

Lgendary tennis player Serena William's husband and Reddit's co-founder, Alexis Ohanian, who is known for being an advocate for women's sports, expressed his enthusiasm, writing:

"Congrats!! Preordering"

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"I realized I was in a room that I wasn't aligned with" - Alexis Ohanian opens up about the reason for leaving Reddit's board

Alexis Ohanian at the Athlos NYC debut edition. (Source - Getty)

Alexis Ohanian opened up on his decision to part ways from Reddit's board in 2020. In a recent interview, he reflected on the decision, highlighting he felt out of alignment and realized he couldn't influence decisions in line with his values.

"I knew one voice out of five on a board, especially for issues that I really felt strongly about like banning violence and banning hate communities, I realized I was in a room that I wasn't aligned with and these were things that I knew were right for business, for society. And so the promise I made this was four years ago, I was just never gonna let myself get in that situation again."

He added:

"Frankly, it was a moment where I think I shed some of my own naivete about how the world actually works."

Ohanian has also founded Seven Seven Six, Los Angeles Golf Club and Athlos.