Ubrelvy Commercial Actress (2024)

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A migraine can really knock you down for the count. Serena Williams is sharing her story about living with migraines, especially as a mom, and how she uses Ubrevly from AbbVie to treat her migraine attacks.

AbbVie makes you the star of its new acute migraine drug ad with tennis phenom Serena Williams. Make that “U”—as in Ubrelvy. The latest TV ad in Ubrelvy's “Anytime, Anywhere” series shows three women—a firefighter, a mom/executive and Williams—powering through their days after fighting off migraine attacks.

154 lbs

Serena Williams / Weight

For years, Serena stayed silent rather than getting the treatment she needed for her migraine attacks. Then, she decided to make the change to UBRELVY.

On April 9, the pop star—born Stefani Germanotta—shared her latest commercial with Nurtec ODT, a migraine drug produced by the pharmaceutical brand Pfizer, which created a COVID-19 vaccine with the German biotech BioNTech.

Lady Gaga isn't the first big-name celebrity Nurtec has recruited to spearhead their migraine campaigns. In 2020 and 2022, Khloe Kardashian was featured in Biohaven's Nurtec ODT campaigns. Pfizer purchased rights to Nurtec for $11.6 billion from Biohaven in 2022.

Height 5′ 9″, Weight 154 lbs

Serena Williams / Height and weight

On the other hand, we have some people, like Oprah Winfrey (8 hours), Serena Williams (7 hours), and Bill Gates (7 hours) who definitely stick to the expert's advice of getting between 7–9 hours' sleep.

Here's how the tennis champ winds down at night—and gets a full eight hours of sleep. When Serena Williams isn't goofing around with daughter Olympia or taking family trips, she's juggling what often feels like the weight of the world on her shoulders.

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The first in a different class of acute treatments for migraine. UBRELVY is an oral, non-narcotic pill taken during a migraine attack. Unlike older medications, it directly blocks a protein, known as CGRP, believed to play a major role in migraine attacks.

Nausea. Nausea was the most common side effect reported by people taking Ubrelvy in clinical trials. Nausea is also a possible symptom of migraine episodes. You may be slightly more likely to have nausea from taking the 100-mg dose of Ubrelvy compared with the 50-mg dose.

Note: Ubrelvy isn't meant to be taken every day. You should only take it when you have a migraine attack. And, you shouldn't take Ubrelvy to treat more than 8 migraine attacks every month (30 days). It's not known if it's safe to take the drug more often than this.

Some of the most common Ubrelvy side effects include nausea, fatigue, and dry mouth. Ubrelvy can also cause allergic reactions, which may include swelling of the face, mouth, tongue, or throat. Talk to your healthcare provider or pharmacist if you have questions or concerns about Ubrelvy side effects.

THE ANYTIME, ANYWHERE MIGRAINE MEDICINE™

UBRELVY is an oral, non-narcotic pill taken during a migraine attack. Unlike older medications, it directly blocks a protein, known as CGRP, believed to play a major role in migraine attacks.