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The two champions sat side-by-side for the Giorgio Armani show in

Published Sep 23, 2016

Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams are still not done spending quality time together after the Mouratoglou Tennis Academy grand opening, the Novak Djokovic Foundation gala and the Djokovic and Friends exhibition. The duo were spotted sitting side-by-side and hanging out at the Giorgio Armani SS17 show during Milan Fashion Week.

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Djokovic brought a plus one, his wife and CEO of his foundation, Jelena. The couple semi-matched in white shirts and black jackets.

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Of course, Williams went back stage (so did the Djokovics).

All this fashionable action came just after she ran into her good friend Ciara and shoe designer Giuseppe Zanotti on the streets of Milan.

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Just days after telling CNN she was tired of playing unhealthy, the world No. 2 officially pulled out of Wuhan and Beijing with a right shoulder injury. Djokovic is still expected back in action in Shanghai in two weeks.