Watch Gabrielle Union’s Daughter Kaavia Say Her First Words

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Kaavia James is officially talking!

Gabrielle Unionand Dwyane Wade have a few reasons, or should we say words, to celebrate. Their baby girl is saying her first words! In an Instagram video, the America’s Got Talent judge shared a first look at her toddler rather shyly saying, “Bye.”

It is just one of the many achievements the little girl is checking off her to-do list. Recently, Kaavia shared that she is already learning to swim, which is a pretty big feat for someone who is not even one! 

According to videos of the toddler, she is already a pro at blowing bubbles, kicking and holding her breath under water. On land, however, is another story. The tiny tyke is still working on walking without the assistance of her mom and dad.

Luckily, they got her back, whether it’s in the water, on land or on the red carpet. Dwyane and Gabrielle proved that when they brought her to her first ever award show, which was the Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards. Together, the adorable family posed for photos as if it was nothing. And Kaavia totally stole the show!

Ugh, she’s too cute for words. Don’t believe us? Then see the video and photos below for proof.

Kaavia Wade

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Kaavia James, Gabrielle Union

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Kaavia Wade

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Kaavia Wade

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Kaavia Wade

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Kaavia, Gabrielle Union, Dwyane Wade

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Kaavia, Gabrielle Union, Dwyane Wade

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Kaavia, Gabrielle Union, Dwyane Wade

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