Gabrielle Union Warms Hearts by Posting Sweet Pictures with Husband Dwyane and Daughter Kaavia

Gabrielle Union shared a gorgeous family photo with her husband Dwyane Wade and their cute "Shady Baby" daughter, Kaavia.

Gabrielle Union and her husband basketball player Dwyane Wade are reveling in being parents to their adorable "Shady Baby."

The "Ten Things I Hate About You" actress shared some adorable snaps of her lovely family on Instagram, to the delight of her 12 million followers.

A SWEET FAMILY PORTRAIT

The photo Union shared shows her husband Wade sitting on a couch holding little Kaavia asleep in his arms as he sports a huge, happy grin.

Union is sitting on the arm of the sofa, wearing a stunning white Anglaise lace dress, and smiling proudly at her family.

Wade and Union are thinking about building a brand around Kaavia and naming it "Shady Baby."

"SHADY BABY" IS A MEDIA STAR

The photo does not show Kaavia's face or the now-famous disapproving frown that has delighted social media and garnered her 500,000 followers on her own Instagram page.

KAAVIA IS HILARIOUSLY SERIOUS

Kaavia, who is now 4-months-old, displayed a strong personality from the word go. Her parents humorously nicknamed her "Shady Baby" for her thunderous frown:

“She looks just like Dad, but I’d like to think the attitude is from me. She will stare into your soul and tell you about yourself through her eyes.”

"SHADY BABY" TO BECOME A BRAND

Wade and Union are thinking about building a brand around Kaavia and naming it "Shady Baby."

The couple is said to have filed documents and are planning a series of branded "Shady Baby" products which will include hair care products, clothing, diaper bags, baby bibs, and jewelry.

"SHADY BABY" IS GABRIELLE UNION'S PERSONAL MIRACLE

Gabrielle Union 47, and Dwyane Wade, 37, welcomed Kaavia on November 8, 2018, after a long struggle with fertility issues.

Union was diagnosed with adenomyosis, is a condition in which the endometrium (the lining of the uterus) breaks through the muscle wall of the uterus.

In order to conceive and bring Kaavia to term, the Union-Wades had to resort to IVF and a gestational surrogate. Gabrielle Union hopes that the happy ending of her struggle to have a child will give women suffering from the same issues hope.