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Sharapova makes surprise cameo in Billions

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published May 29, 2018

Entrepreneur, Grand Slam winner, former world No. 1; what's next for Maria Sharapova—Emmy winner? The 31-year-old makes her jump to television on the popular show Billions.

She appears in a cameo in Season 3, Episode 10, alongside series regulars John Malkovich and Damian Lewis. Is she playing a billionaire hedge fund manager like her co-stars? Not exactly. She's sticking with what she knows best, being a tennis player.

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Sharapova, a two-time champion in Paris, is playing Roland Garros for the first time since 2015. She got off to a tricky start, needing three sets to beat Richel Hogenkamp.

Sharapova makes surprise cameo in Billions

Sharapova makes surprise cameo in Billions

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