Serena Williams seemed to take her upset loss at the French Open in stride, spies said, after she was defeated by 20-year-old Sofia Kenin.

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After the defeat, “Serena and Venus [Williams] were at the Peninsula Paris with a big group of friends,” a source said.

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At the hotel’s Le Rooftop, “they looked like they were having fun . . . Serena was getting a lot of support. People were coming up saying, ‘I love you!’ ”

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It was Williams’ earliest ouster from a major tournament in five years.

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