Gabrielle Union Dwyane Wade’s Daughter Kaavia, 2, Is Ready For Easter In Her Bunny Costume

Kaavia James Wade, 2, proved it doesn’t need to be Halloween to show off a cute costume in a new clip posted to her own Instagram page! The hilarious daughter of Gabrielle Union, 48, and Dwyane Wade, 39, wore a tan, white, and black lion’s face costume placed over her head as well as matching lion slippers on her feet as she rocked a white onesie and walked toward the camera.

Gabrielle Union laughs at something Zach Braff said as they start to film on their upcoming Disney+ film, Cheaper By The Dozen, in Los Angeles on Tuesday (April 13).

In the aftermath of DMX’s death, a number of stories and anecdotes of the rapper have been shared.

It’s a sad day for the music world as legendary rapper DMX has passed away. He was only 50.

DMX died on Friday, April 9, after an overdose on April 2 — and celebrities are paying tribute to the late musician. The rapper began his career in the mid-1980s, rising to fame with the release of his No. 1 debut album, It’s Dark and Hell Is Hot in 1998.

Robin Thede, the three-time Emmy-nominated variety series also sees the return of core cast members Gabrielle Dennis and Ashley Nicole Black, alongside two new featured players, Laci Mosley and Skye Townsend. As teased in the trailer, not only do the women bring back some of the funniest recurring characters from season 1, but they also welcome a slew of celebrity guests, including executive producer Issa Rae, Gabrielle Union, Jesse Williams, Miguel, Skai Jackson, Laz Alonso, Omarion, Kim

DMX.The iconic rapper — whose real name was Earl Simmons — diedat the age of 50, his family announced on Friday. DMX was hospitalized in White Plains, New York, on April 2 after suffering a heart attack and was in critical condition.His family addressed his hospitalization in a statement on Sunday, stating, «On Friday night, April 2nd, 2021, our brother, son, father, and colleague DMX, birth name of Earl Simmons, was admitted to White Plains (NY) Hospital, facing serious health issues.

Gabrielle Union‘s adorable daughter Kaavia, 2, showed off her feisty side on Apr. 7 when she drove her toy car toward her mom! The actress shared a clip of the funny moment to her TikTok and then reposted it on Kaavia’s Instagram page and in it, she can be seen wearing white overalls and tan boots as she walks backwards away from the powerful little driver. As she talks about suggesting a nap, her little mini me continues to drive at full speed while wearing a pink and green flowery dress.

Gabrielle Union has revealed that her stepkids asked her to be a stay-at-home mom because they wanted to have a "normal family".The Bring It On star is mom to two-year-old daughter Kaavia James and step-mom to sons seven-year-old Xavier Zechariah and Zaire, 19, and daughter Zaya, 13.Speaking to Gwyneth Paltrow, however, Gabrielle shared that many years ago her stepkids asked the request of her because they knew how much money their NBA star dad made.MORE: Gabrielle Union's poolside workout will

Too good to be true! The beloved 10 Things I Hate About You made its debut on March 31, 1999, and more than two decades later, fans are still talking about the romantic comedy.

 Gwyneth Paltrow  got together with  Gabrielle Union  on Tuesday, March 30 to discuss all of the trials and tribulations that come with being a step-parent.When the Avengers: End Game actress married husband Brad Falchuk in September 2018, she became step-mom to his daughter, Isabella, and son, Brody.

Bonus brood! Gwyneth Paltrow became a stepmom in September 2018 and discussed her new normal with Gabrielle Union on Tuesday, March 30.

Halle Berry, Selena Gomez, Gabrielle Union and more are sending their support to trans women and girls. The stars are among over 440 signatories of an open letter supporting the community, in observance of Women’s History Month and Transgender Day of Visibility.

Halle Berry,Selena Gomez, Gabrielle Union and more are sending their support to trans women and girls.

March 31 marks the final day of Women’s History Month and it is also Transgender Day of Visibility. To mark this occasion and further strengthen the voices of the trans community, GLAAD released an open letter signed by over 190 feminist leaders in advocacy, business, entertainment, media, politics, and social justice standing in solidarity with transgender women and girls.