Gabrielle Union of 'LA's Finest' Shows off Fit Figure While Sunbathing with Daughter Kaavia

Gabrielle Union showed off her stunning figure while lounging in the sun with her daughter on the grass as they gave each other a supportive high five.

Since Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union welcomed their daughter, Kaavia James, via surrogate in 2018, their two-year-old has created some of the most precious family moments for the couple.

They initially kept their surrogacy a secret until her birth. They quickly made her a social media sensation with the name "Shady baby," which came from her infamous stoic facial expressions.

With her personal life finally coming together since the arrival of her first child after struggling to conceive and suffering several miscarriages, Union's professional life is also on the rise.

According to Daily Mail, her television show "L.A.'s Finest," has been picked up by the Fox Network to be part of the highly anticipated fall line-up.

The news comes amid the cancellation of many fan-favorite shows. So naturally, she took the opportunity to celebrate and tweeted:

"Every route I've ever taken in life has been random and atypical. I'm excited we're getting this opportunity. Let's gooooooo!!"

Lately, Union has been spending a lot of time poolside relaxing with her family amid quarantine. She celebrated the good news by giving Kaavia a high five, and in her caption, she wrote:

"You got this girl. I got your back. Sometimes a well-timed high five is enough to get you through to the next day. Love & light good people."

In the photo, Union showed off her stunning figure in a two-piece striped bikini as she lounged on the grass with her daughter. Kaavia was covered in a yellow hooded towel.

Her commenters couldn't help gushing over her incredible body. Some fans pointed to how toned her legs looked, while one fan had just one word to express their admiration.

The renewal of

shows comes months after a very public blow up when she was fired from "America's Got Talent" after appearing as a judge for only one season.

Reports surfaced that she accused the producers of the show deciding to let her go based on incidences of racism and sexism.