In a new and attention-grabbing video of Beyonce's "7/11" hit, tennis star Serena Williams proved that she's more than your average female athlete.

Released by Vogue, Williams is seen playing tennis and showcasing her dance moves in GoPro video recordings. Watching Williams highlight her tennis skills and at dance with the music is an amusing sight for the public, most specially for sports fans.

Aside from doing the video, the tennis player will appear in the mag's April cover, Bleacher Report noted.

In a dialogue for the Vogue magazine feature, Williams revealed personal details on her friendship with tennis opponent Caroline Wozniacki.

Upon hearing news of Wozniacki's broken engagement to golfer Rory McIlroy, Williams expressed immediately reaching out to her best friend, saying that she was also devasted. She added, "I had planned the bachelorette party!"

Wozniacki, also in an interview with Vogue, revealed that Williams was one of the few people she answered after the latter kept calling to ask what really happened.

"I was in shock, but she was really helpful because she had been through it before. She didn't sugarcoat it, and she didn't look down on me. She was really there for me when I needed her the most, and that's why I think our friendship is so strong now," Wozniacki opened up.

Williams was "impressed" about how strong her friend was after the engagement has been called off. "And you know, there will be other engagement parties. Many," she added.

Asked about her plans of starting a family, the 19-time Grand Slam titlist claimed wanting to have her own --  though she seemed uncertain while telling Vogue.

"I guess. I'm not even looking for it," Williams said.

In an earlier article, Daily Mail reported that boyfriend Patrick Mouratoglou has expressed intention to marry the tennis phenom. But from Williams' account, it appears she likes to give it some time before finally settling down.

Williams also wants to give attention to her fashion brand and clothing line at the Home Shopping Network. In terms of philanthropic activities, she has funded a school in Kenya and established partnership with a nonprofit group, providing legal representation to indigent clients.

"I feel like I have a desire to be better than ever. I am never, ever, satisfied. I always want to do more, be more, reach a new level. Not just in tennis but in everything I do," Williams assured.