Kaavia James Wishes Mom Gabrielle Union A ‘Loud’ Happy Birthday

Kaavia James Wishes Mom Gabrielle Union A ‘Loud’ Happy Birthday

Gabrielle Union turned 52 over the weekend and received an adorable happy birthday message from her 4-year-old daughter, Kaavia James.


Gabrielle Union turned 52 over the weekend and received an adorable happy birthday message from her 4-year-old daughter, Kaavia James.

On Sunday, Oct. 29, Kaavia shared a heartfelt video message to her celebrity mom wishing her a “loud” happy birthday.

“Happy Birthday to my Mommy! Hope this next year is as strong as your genes,” the post’s caption read.

In the short video message, Kaavia took a break from eating breakfast to say “Happy Birthday” to her mom who was away on business.

“I just love you so much. I want you to come back,” Kaavia told the camera. “And I love you so much.”

She blew a kiss to the camera before telling Union she loves her three more times. Kaavia concluded her birthday message with a special reminder to the Being Mary Jane star.

“Oh, I just need to say one more thing. When it’s your birthday, you can be loud. You can be anything you want,” Kaavia said through hand claps.

“I wonder what you’re gonna wear,” she added.

Union responded to the post with laughing emojis in response to her daughter’s message.

“She said I can be loud!!!!” she exclaimed.

Kaavia was born via surrogate in November 2018 when Union was 46 and her husband, NBA legend Dwyane Wade, was 36.

Last month, Union shared a heartfelt video explaining why believes she “became a mom at the right time” in response to questions she receives about if having children so late was “worth it.”

“There’s a lot that goes into that answer, but in a nutshell, hell yes it’s been worth it,” she said.

The Bring It On star admitted to wishing she had “done it earlier” to have more time with her daughter and as a mother. But she also noted how much being a mother has changed her in “wondrous” ways.

“I became a mom at the right time because I was healed and I had committed to healing eternally so I didn’t pass all that generational trauma on to Kaav,” Union explained.

“Had I been a day younger, even certainly 10, 15, 20 years before, I would have passed along way too many traumatic things to my child.”

Welcoming a child four years before turning 50 was ‘”absolutely worth it,” Union said.

“She is the best thing that’s ever happened to me,” she added.

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