Dwyane Wade responds to trolls who posted hateful messages about his son's appearance

From #husbandgoals to #dadgoals.
December 2, 2019 1:13 p.m. EST
December 4, 2019 5:34 p.m. EST
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Dwyane Wade is continuing to have us in our feelings. The NBA star retired earlier this year, which means he’s had even more time to dunk on the haters that come for his family. Most recently, Wade and wife Gabrielle Union shared a picture with their baby daughter Kaavia and son Zion, with some people feeling the need to comment on Zion’s appearance. Don’t. Just don’t.Union posted a picture on her Instagram account to celebrate Thanksgiving and touched on her recent America’s Got Talent scandal, writing “To all the friends and family that have my back and all the friends and family I've never met who show love and support when everyone is looking and when no one is looking...All praise, gratitude and thankfulness.” Not everyone was full of praise, with many people commenting on the couple’s son Zion, who has painted fingernails and what appears to be a crop top in the photo.
While there were many positive comments on Union’s picture from fans and famous friends like Kerry Washington, Terry Crews, Jamie Chung, Sophia Bush, Lala Anthony and Olivia Munn, there was also a large batch of negativity. One user wrote “Why are they encouraging this at such a young age? It one thing to accept it but...damn,” with another adding “So sad these boys turning into girls.”Wade has now responded to the criticism, tweeting “I’ve been chosen to lead my family not y’all. So we will continue to be us and support each other with pride, love & a smile!” Forget the three-pointer, that’s a half court, nothing but net tweet. Commenting on Wade’s message of love for his family, one follower touched on a recent moment when they saw Wade cheering on his older son at his high school basketball game. Even though Wade’s son was injured early on, Wade stay to cheer on his son’s teammates, once again setting a positive example for his kids. This is the second time in a week that Wade has used social media to defend his family. After a November 26 article in Variety claimed that Wade’s wife Gabrielle Union was fired from America’s Got Talent for reporting racist and inappropriate comments to producers while also being criticized for having hair styles that were ‘too black,’ Wade tweeted his support for Union to his 8.4 million followers. The former Miami Heat player posted a series of tweets on November 27, praising his wife for being “an advocate for our community and culture” and “not losing sight of the lessons we’ve talked about teaching our daughter.” [video_embed id='1842776']Gabriel Union responds to public reaction following her 'AGT' exit[/video_embed]

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