Serena Williams responds to the French Open's controversial decision to ban her 'Black Panther'-style catsuit: 'Everything's fine, guys'

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• In May, Serena Williams wore a "Black Panther"-style catsuit at the French Open that she said made her feel like a "queen from Wakanda."
• Earlier this week, President of the French Tennis Federation Bernard Giudicelli said the outfit would no longer be allowed, sparking controversy.
• However, Williams doesn't appear to be offended, saying that she has spoken with Giudicelli. "Everything’s fine, guys," she said.

In May, Serena Williams made an impression when she wore a catsuit to compete in the French Open.

Earlier this week, the president of the French Tennis Federation controversially said that the outfit would not be allowed at future French Open tournaments. On Saturday, Williams addressed the decision, and it appears that she isn't offended by it.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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