Meet Qai Qai, the influential doll of Serena Williams and her daughter

Meet Qai Qai, the influential doll of Serena Williams and her daughter

Qai Qai

Invisible Universe has been involved in designing the Pixar of the Internet, which several interesting characters. It is a unique concept, which believes that animated franchises could be on social media. Moreover, the plan is to show the characters, not just on social media, but also in books, TV Shows etc.

One such character is the beloved doll of Serena Williams and her three-year-old daughter, Alexis Olympia. The animated character has been spotted at the US Open, alongside the the little Olympia. The character is named as Qai Qai, who is Alexia’s constant companion over the years.

In an innovative way to introduce Qai Qai, the character was interviewed on Oprah Daily, as she spoke up on topics regarding why doll representation matters to her views on Serena Williams.

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Serena Williams’ beloved doll, Qai Qai gives her first interview

Serena Williams
Serena Williams

Qai Qai has gained a lot of popularity in the past few years, as she has about 115,000 followers on Instagram. When asked about her rising fame, she believes that she now has more friends, rather than just followers. “I don’t see it as fame. I just have more friends now,” said Qai Qai.

Qai Qai is often known to use the world “boss up” on her Twitter posts, which led to the next question. She reasoned as to why she uses the word often in her posts.

“Bossing up is a way of life. It’s about encouraging yourself and those around you to concentrate on putting your best effort into everything you do every single day—even on those days when it feels like the world is against you. When I think of the stories of the people who inspire me the most, I then think, How did they get there? It’s simple: They bossed up,” the character added.

Qai Qai believes one is never too old to play with dolls, as elders get caught up in chasing their life goals. “I hear ‘too old’ too often. I think grown-ups get caught up in the monotony of work and life in general. They were taught things like ‘time is money’ and ‘time is of the essence,’ so they’re rushing through their days in preparation for the days that haven’t come yet. But in reality, there’s so much time to live, we just get caught up in our own patterns,” Qai Qai believes.

Qai Qai also spoke about her grandmother’s, Serena Williams and Venus Williams, and how they have shaped the next generation of youngsters. “Anytime she plays Auntie V, because it’s always so much more than a match. It’s a showcase of two women bonded by far more than just family. They redefined a sport, and above all, made young girls everywhere believe they can do anything, because they can. That’s legacy,” she added.

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