Gabrielle Union shared that her first big paycheck led her to buy a Mazda Miata, which she later found to be a poor financial decision due to depreciation and uncomfortable leather seats, highlighting her humorous reflection on her early financial choices. She also discussed her and Dwyane Wade's balanced financial approach and prenuptial agreement, emphasizing her independence.
Gabrielle Union shared an adorable side-by-side photo of herself at her senior ball in 1991 and her daughter Kaavia, five, recreating her formal dance look, declaring Kaavia the winner. The resemblance between them is uncanny, with Kaavia wearing a black dress with identical white sleeves as her mother's dress. Gabrielle also shared a video of Kaavia losing her first tooth, with the Tooth Fairy leaving her $20 and a note praising her beautiful smile.
Gabrielle Union revealed that she lost out on a major role, which many speculate was Kerry Washington's role in the TV show Scandal, because she was told she wasn't "pretty enough." Union, who struggled with low self-esteem, felt that her looks were being equated with her ability to do the job. However, she recognized that being in a space where she wasn't wanted would have worn down her soul. Fans confirmed the speculation on social media, while others questioned Union's credibility. Union celebrated her 51st birthday with friends and family, and her husband, Dwyane Wade, amidst rumors of their separation.
Hollywood stars, including Samuel L. Jackson and Gabrielle Union, paid tribute to actor Richard Roundtree following his death at the age of 81. Roundtree, best known for his role as Detective John Shaft in the "Shaft" film franchise, passed away after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. Jackson, who starred alongside Roundtree in the recent "Shaft" movies, described him as "The Prototype" and praised his groundbreaking career. Union, who worked with Roundtree on the show "Being Mary Jane," called him "the coolest man in the room." Other celebrities, including Viola Davis and Carl Weathers, also mourned the loss and acknowledged Roundtree's influence in the industry.
Actress Kerry Washington opened up about her struggles with an eating disorder during her book tour stop in Los Angeles. She discussed comparing her body to stars like Jennifer Lopez and Gwyneth Paltrow and emphasized the importance of having conversations about body image for young Black girls. Washington also revealed that her upbringing in New York City and attending a private school on the Upper East Side played a role in her developing an eating disorder. She discussed these topics in her memoir, Thicker Than Water, which also covers her childhood panic attacks and having an abortion.
Dwyane Wade opens up about trying to break up with Gabrielle Union after fathering a child with another woman during a break in their relationship. Wade admits to attempting to push Union away but she refused to let him go. The couple worked through the pain and presented a united front. Wade reflects on the impact of the situation on their relationship and their children, expressing gratitude for their journey and the forgiveness they have found.
Gabrielle Union showcases her fall layering skills with a floor-sweeping gray gown and a full-length coat in New York City. She completes the look with minimal accessories and a sleek hairstyle, while her husband, Dwyane Wade, opts for a charcoal gray jacket and coordinating trousers. The couple recently made a stylish appearance at Dwyane's induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Gabrielle Union shared a funny story about her daughter, Kaavia, thinking that Beyonce's Renaissance Tour was a Blue Ivy concert. Kaavia, who is obsessed with Blue Ivy, was excited to stay up past her bedtime but lost interest when Beyonce took the stage. The Union-Wade family made the concert a special birthday celebration for Kaavia and also enjoyed the experience with their oldest daughter, Zaya. Gabrielle emphasized the importance of creating lasting memories for her children and praised Beyonce's performance.
Gabrielle Union and Tia Mowry showcased their dance skills in a TikTok video while on vacation in the South of France. The actresses performed a choreographed routine to Christina Aguilera's "Come on Over (All I Want Is You)" and shared the fun moment with their fans. Union and Mowry have been close friends for years, and their daughters have adorable playdates. The vacation is part of the Wades' annual "Wade World Tour" ahead of their ninth wedding anniversary, following Dwyane Wade's induction into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame.
Dwyane Wade, Gabrielle Union, and their daughters Zaya and Kaavia stole the show at Dwyane's Basketball Hall of Fame Enshrinement Ceremony with their coordinating black, red, and white ensembles. Dwyane looked dapper in a red Versace suit, while Gabrielle stunned in a black Versace corset gown. Zaya and Kaavia also looked adorable in their matching outfits. The family celebrated together on the red carpet and shared behind-the-scenes moments from the afterparty, where Lil Wayne performed. Fans praised the family's style and the spotlight-stealing moments of their daughters.
Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade's daughter, Kaavia, showcased her dancing skills in a heartwarming video shared by her parents on Instagram. The video captures Kaavia's training, recital, and the proud moments afterward, where Union and Wade congratulate their little dancer with hugs, kisses, and a bouquet of roses. Union has previously expressed how Kaavia has taught her to embrace her unique personality and individuality.
Dwayne Wade and Gabrielle Union discuss their commitment to parenting with purpose and ensuring the well-being of their children, including their daughter Zaya, who came out as transgender at age 12. The couple decided to relocate from Florida to California in 2020 to provide a more accepting environment for Zaya, as they felt that Florida's anti-LGBTQ rhetoric and legislation posed a threat to her safety. Wade and Union express their determination to use their platform to fight for the rights and protection of all oppressed children.
Actress Gabrielle Union, 50, claps back at trolls who say she's too "old" to wear swimsuits, stating that she might even wear one in her casket. Union believes in self-validation and empowerment for aging women, unbothered by judgment. Her new Netflix rom-com, The Perfect Find, challenges ageist narratives and aims to make space for stories led by older women. Union emphasizes the importance of claiming one's own beauty and not waiting for validation from others. She learned to love herself after facing rejection early in her career and now prioritizes her own truth and self-worth.
Gabrielle Union stars in Netflix's latest rom-com "The Perfect Find," which features an age gap twist. Union, who is married to former NBA player Dwyane Wade, says the movie hits close to home as she has experience with dating someone nine years younger. Both Union and co-star Keith Powers can relate to public breakups and the challenges of personal life in the public eye. Union believes that characters with careers in media are great for rom-com storytelling, as they are "thinkers naturally."
Actor Keith Powers stars alongside Gabrielle Union in the new Netflix rom-com "The Perfect Find," which follows the story of a washed-up fashion editor who falls for her boss's son. Powers, who previously starred in the Netflix original "Reality High," said he was drawn to the project because of his love for rom-coms. He also praised Union's professionalism and improvisation skills on set. Powers hopes the film's message will inspire viewers to find themselves and embrace their unique situations. "The Perfect Find" is available for streaming on Netflix.