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‘Dem Whittle Feet’: Gabrielle Union Fans In Stitches at Kaavia James' Speed

  • Jun 15, 2020
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Thanks to her big personality, the daughter of actress Gabrielle Union and retired Miami Heat NBA Player Dwyane Wade seems just as famous as her parents at the ripe age of one.

Union posted a video of Kaavia running around the yard with her diaper on, phone and ball in hand as a remix of Beyoncé’s “Ring The Alarm” plays.

Don’t be @KaaviaJames 👼🏾🙏🏾✊🏾🖤,” Union captioned the video.

Fans and fellow celebs cracked up in Union’s comments section.

Either Union or Wade shared a video of Kaavia on May 19 throwing a temper tantrum with the caption:

“Toddler Tantrum Mixtape Volume 1.5.

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