Got your attention? Good. Because it could save your life. 
 
 In a video posted on Saturday, Serena Williams covers her bare chest and sings a ballad version of the The Divinyls' 1990 pop hit "I Touch Myself" in a video to promote self-checks ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which is October. 
 
 The clip was released by the I Touch Myself Project, which was launched in 2014, in partnership with bra manufacturer Berlei, following the passing of Divinyls frontwoman Chrissy Amphlett. The Australian singer died at age 53 in New York after battling breast cancer. 
 
 "This Breast Cancer Awareness Month I've recorded a version of The Divinyls' global hit 'I Touch Myself' to remind women to self-check regularly," Williams, a longtime brand ambassador for Berlei, wrote on Instagram. "Yes, this put me out of my comfort zone, but I wanted to do it because it's an issue that affects all women of all colors, all around the world. Early detection is key—it saves so many lives. I just hope this helps to remind women of that." ||||| Tennis star strips off and sings I Touch Myself to remind women to self-check 
 
 Serena Williams has produced a new video to promote breast cancer awareness in which she covers her bare chest with her hands and sings a cover of The Divinyls’ hit I Touch Myself. 
 
 The video is shared on her Instagram page, where she wrote: “This Breast Cancer Awareness Month I’ve recorded a version of The Divinyls global hit ‘I Touch Myself’ to remind women to self-check regularly. 
 
 How Serena Williams won the world’s worst role: representing all of modern womanhood Read more 
 
 “Yes, this put me out of my comfort zone, but I wanted to do it because it’s an issue that affects all women of all colours, all around the world. Early detection is key - it saves so many lives. I just hope this helps to remind women of that. 
 
 “The music video is part of the I Touch Myself Project which was created in honour of celebrated diva, Chrissy Amphlett, who passed away from breast cancer, and who gave us her hit song to remind women to put their health first.” 
 
 Amphlett died in 2013 at the age of 53. It is not Williams’ first music video - she appeared in the video for Sorry from Beyonce’s album Lemonade.
– Last month, Serena Williams was mad as hell. Now she's adding a sweet lilt to The Divinyls' classic "I Touch Myself" in a video she produced to increase breast cancer awareness, the Guardian reports. "Yes, this put me out of my comfort zone, but I wanted to do it because it’s an issue that affects all women of all colours, all around the world," she captions the video on Instagram. Christina Joy Amphlett, The Divinyl's lead singer, died of breast cancer in 2013. Oh, and Williams is topless in the video. Not the first time, either: The 23-time Grand Slam singles winner wore her birthday suit for Vanity Fair in 2017 and the Pirelli Calendar in 2016, notes E! Online. She also laid down rap tracks in 2011 and appeared in Beyonce's "Sorry" video five years later.