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Kaavia James Union Wadeis ready take on the new year.
The precocious 3-year-old daughter ofDwyane WadeandGabrielle Unionappears ina cute Instagram videoof herself talking on a walkie talkie.
The short clip shared on Wednesday was captioned with a direct message to her 1.8 million followers: “As per my last email of 2021, TEXT ME.”
Earlier this month, Unionbragged about her daughterin an interview with E! News and revealed that she is “pretty ahead of schedule” in reaching her milestones
“Her being able to count, her being able to identify certain words on the page, her being fully potty trained and asking for privacy,” said Union, 49, of Kaavia’s accomplishments, before adding that her daughter’s “language skills are off the charts.”
Kaavia recently celebrated the holidays with her parents in Hawaii. The family documentedtheir adventureson social media. Wade shareda series of imagesfrom the group hiking, swimming at waterfall and posing together.
“Merry Christmas Eve 🥾,” Wade wrote on Instagram.
Union also shareda short clipof herself cuddling with Kaavia and Wade, 39, near a waterfall. She captioned the video, “Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 🌈🥶 Love & Light Good People.”
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Wade and Union have been married since 2014 and welcomed Kaavia in 2018.
The former Miami Heat player also shares daughterZaya, 14, and sonZaire Blessing Dwyane, 19, with ex-wife Siohvaughn Funches, to whom he was wed from 2002 until 2010. Wade is also dad toXavier Zechariah, 8, from a previous relationship.
The three-time NBA champion previously spoke to PEOPLE about raising his four children and allowing his kids to be themselves.
“I think kids appreciate when you try to get to know them,” Wade told PEOPLE. “And you know what I’ve always tried to do with my kids, from Zaire all the way down to Xavier, from Kaav and Zaya, I try to meet them where they’re at, and I don’t try to always bring them to where I want them to be, or my world.”
source: people.com
