Dwyane Wade Sparks Heated Talk after Sharing 'My Girls' Pic of Wife Gabrielle, Daughter & Son Zion

Dwyane Wade just referred to his son Zion as one of his "girls" in a photo with daughter and wife Gabrielle Union, and fans are stunned.

Zion Wade's sexuality has been taboo for quite a while now, as not only has he been walking runway shows, but he also joined the recent pride march.

Now, though, it seems his dad Dwyane Wade just confirmed that Zion would like to be associated as a girl nowadays.

Zion Identifying Himself as a Girl

In the photo, Gabrielle Union posed alongside Kaavia and Zion, who can be seen wearing a peach-colored scrunchy on his wrist. He then captioned it saying "My girls."

While some fans appreciated the fact that Wade is supportive of his son and what he wants to associate himself with, there were also many who criticized it.

Pride Month Festivities

Back in May, Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade supported the 11-year-old as he attended the Miami Beach Gay Pride parade on Sunday. While he could not be physically present, Zion's stepmom was present to support him at the event.

Zion donned a yellow tank top and green shorts which featured a ribbon that symbolized the LGBTQ rainbow. Meanwhile, Gab sported a "WADE" top and dark green shorts.

Accepting Zion for Who He Is

Letting people know that in their family, they accept each other for who they are, Dwyane posted a snap of his wife and son, saying:

"We support each other with pride!"

Supporting Each Other with Pride

Aside from Gabrielle, other members of the family were there to support Zion, including his little sister Kaavia and older brother Zaire.

Although many would have thought that Dwyane would have a problem accepting that one of his sons decided not to pursue a career in basketball just like he and older son Zaire did, it's a no brainer for the NBA legend to support Zion in what he wants to do.

A Family's Love

Aside from Dwyane, his older brother also made sure to let him know that no matter what, he loves him and that he'll always have his back.

Thanks to his supportive family, the little man is confident in his own skin and his own sexuality and that will make all the difference as he continues to get to know himself as he grows up.