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Leaving The Nest! Dwyane Wade Had A Sweet Send-Off For His 18-Year-Old Son Zaire

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Dwyane Wade is one proud papa! His 18-year-old son, Zaire, who is a budding basketball star in his own right, is headed off to do major things. Zaire previously played […]

The post Dwyane Wade Had A Sweet Send-Off For His Eldest Child Zaire appeared first on Essence.

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