Serena Williams Lands in Rio For The Olympics And Wastes No Time In Hitting The Courts With Sister Venus

Serena Williams has landed in Rio de Janeiro, along with a hefty amount of luggage - but there wasn't any diva behavior from the tennis star who happily carted around her five bags by herself.

The 34-year-old, who is hoping to score her second individual Olympic gold medal at the Games, looked relaxed as she pushed her luggage cart through the airport on Wednesday. 

And despite a busy travel schedule, Serena wasted no time in heading straight to the tennis courts to  start practicing with her sister - and doubles partner - Venus, 36.

 The gold medal-winning duo - who are hoping to land their fourth Olympic victory in Rio - looked relaxed and happy as they arrived at the practice courts, where they were pictured helping each other with their hair, before beginning their warm-up. 

Despite the warm temperatures in Rio, both women wore leggings and long-sleeved tops, with Serena pulling her hair into a bun, while Venus kept her long locks in a low ponytail. 

Adding some sporty flair to her look, Venus showed off some bright red highlights in her hair, at one point taking her hair down to show of the colorful additions. 

It might perhaps seem surprising that Serena, who was seen wheeling three suitcases, an oversized duffel bag, and a backpack through the airport in Rio earlier in the day, managed to make is straight to the courts after all that travel, however the tennis pro didn't appear to miss a beat as she volleyed a ball back and forth with her sister.