Serena Williams has revealed she made herself ill after eating dog food just hours before she stormed through to the quarter-final of the Italian Open.
The world number one confessed to an urgent toilet visit after sampling some of her pet dog Chip's food in a video posted on Snapchat.
Williams posted a video showing the salmon and rice dish she ordered for her Yorkshire Terrier at their hotel in Rome.
"I thought 'what the heck, I'm gonna try a piece.' It looks good. So I ate a spoonful. Don't judge me!" Williams said.
"Let's fast forward two hours. I just ran to the toilet like I thought I was gonna pass out.
"I mean it did taste weird. I force-swallowed it. It tasted kind of like house-cleaner thing. I don't know what they put in these dog foods, but Chip liked it.
"But I don't think it's consumable for humans. They should have wrote that! So now I feel really sick. It was just a spoonful but I don't feel so good."
She recovered in time to beat fellow American Christina McHale 7-6 (7), 6-1 in the third round on Thursday.
Meanwhile, Chip appeared to be fine as he watched Williams from her player's box.
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