Tennis: Serena Williams’ stripper stepmom arrested by police amid her divorce from ‘King Richard’

Lakeisha Williams found herself on the wrong side of the law when she was arrested by Palm Beach County police. Law enforcement claimed he was driving his huge liner on the highway, which led to the 44-year-old receiving two tickets for having expired tags and faulty equipment, including missing lights working on the trailer.

According to details obtained by The Sun US, Williams was driving a 2004 Freightliner Columbia Conventional with a 2006 utility trailer – both with expired tags that had a combined value of $100,000 used.

Despite running up half a million dollars in debt, the tennis phenom’s mother-in-law, Serena Williams, has started a new business, Abda’s Trucking and Transportation LLC, which is registered at a base house in three beds in Georgia.

Williams business partner David Goodwin is also known to show off the trucks on his Facebook page.

Ex husband and creditors caught off guard

Williams, who is still married to legendary tennis coach Richard Williams, the father of Serena and Venus, has previously admitted to cheating on her husband with his RV and even cashing in on his social security without his permission, raking in hundreds of thousands of dollars. dollars behind his back.

The couple are in the midst of a messy six-year divorce battle.

Additionally, Williams is also being sued by creditors who have filed a lawsuit to claim amounts Williams owes for a previously failed trucking company.