Serena Williams: From Tennis to Tampax
Tennis champ Serena Williams made plenty of headlines with her bad behavior at the U.S. Open. But that tough-as-nails 'tude seems to be working for her. She is boldly going where few celebs have dared to tread. Serena will be a spokesperson for Tampax.
You can see the Web-only video of sassy Serena (in tennis whites) taking "Mother Nature" on the court, slamming balls her way as she tries to deliver a red-wrapped package. The two rivals also have competing press conferences where they talk smack about each other. The print version of the ad will go in mags like Teen Vogue.
While the endorsement strikes a light tone, the approach might not go over well with everyone. The New York Post called the ad "uncomfortably graphic." Still, the New York Times points out that it's a huge win for Tampax to land such a huge star, even one dealing with the aftermath of her courtside kerfuffle.
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