Gabrielle Union Jokes That 9-Month-Old Kaavia James Sent a ‘Fire Tweet’ in Hilarious Video
LOL! Gabrielle Union posted the most hilarious video of her 9-month-old daughter, Kaavia James Union Wade, playing on a laptop and it’s the cutest thing you’ll see all day. She frequently posts funny mom moments with her sweet girl, whom she welcomed with her husband, Dwyane Wade, via surrogate in November 2018.
“[Kaavia] on her burner account after a particularly fire tweet to her nemesis,” the 46-year-old captioned a video that showed her adorable baby tapping on the keyboard. She also hashtagged America’s Got Talent, which she is currently a judge on.
Of course, people loved the precious video and relatable caption. Cardi B posted a slew of laughing emojis while actor Laz Alonso commented, “Why did I just watch this 14 times straight?” Same here, dude.
Fans also chimed in and added to the joke. “This is also an accurate depiction of me when one of my coworkers comes at me incorrectly over email,” one person wrote. Another user added, “The way she patted that laptop after she closed it is mood after I send a ‘first of all’ email.” Someone else joked, “Mum to Kaavia: You sure you wanna say that?! Kaavia: Closes laptop. I said what I said!!!!”
It’s no secret that Gabrielle and Dwyane are completely smitten over their cute kiddo. After suffering over seven miscarriages, the couple decided to explore surrogacy. “The idea of it felt like surrendering to failure,” the Bring It On actress admitted to Women’s Health in February about the tough decision. She eventually accepted their new path and had one requirement when looking for a surrogate. “Some people care about the race, religion or food habits of their surrogate. I was like, ‘I want a reader.’” That small request is how she found the right woman to carry her child. The A-lister explained, “She said, ‘I love the smell of the pages,'” and the rest was history.
We can’t wait to see more adorable moments with Kaavia!
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