She’s an icon, she’s a legend, and she or he is the moment. Kaavia James Union Wade graced the red carpet along with her parents, Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade, at Disney’s Strange World premiere on November fifteenth in Los Angeles, sponsored by IHG Hotels & Resorts. Strange World, an animated Disney movie scheduled to release on November twenty third, Union stars as Meridian Clade. The family stepped out together wearing matching pink accessories, Union rocked a stunning floral gown, and Wade wore a dapper black suit and hot pink sneakers. 

Nevertheless, Kaavia stole the show along with her lovable black quilted dress with two afro-puffs, black combat boots, and a hot pink tote. A natural-born star, she presents as a confident fashionista on the red carpet. 

On Instagram, other notable celebrities commented on the family’s fabulous coordinated look and Kaavia’s glam.

Quinta Brunson, Abbott Elementary creator, wrote, “Need @kaaviajames fit. We’re close in size ????.”

“Wow. Just wow ????????????,” Serena Williams said.

The trio was gorgeous and slayed the carpet as a family! On the premiere, Union spoke about her parenting decisions. “I believe all of us have dreams and concepts about how we wish our children’ lives to prove. And a few of us are slightly bit more, you understand, insistent than others,” Union told reporters via per Associated Press, referring to Kaavia plus Wade’s kids Zaire, 20, Zaya, 15, and Xavier, 9, from previous relationships. “But in our household, we realized quite quickly that irrespective of what we wanted for our youngsters, they’re who they’re from birth.”

She believes it’s necessary to nurture her children’s individuality. “It’s our job to nurture their originality and life path,” she said. “And after they tell us, repeatedly, for years, who they’re, it’s our job to consider them and create a protected space and a sanctuary in our home irrespective of what the skin noise is saying outside our doors.”

Union’s message was not only aligned with the theme of her recent film, which features Disney’s first openly gay teen romance in an animated feature, but additionally in support of her daughter, Zaya Wade. Wade and Union coparent Zaya Wade. The pair have been vocal about supporting the 15-year-old since she got here out as transgender in 2020.