Dwyane Wade's wife Gabrielle Union wastes no time to address the viral goofy dance at over-the-top NFL suite experience
Dwyane Wade’s wife, Gabrielle Union, enjoyed a premium experience at an NFL game as she watched in her over-the-top suite. Her husband, three-time NBA legend Wade, accompanied the actress in the private suite, where they enjoyed nachos together.
Union then shared the experience in her Instagram story, showing off a goofy dance while addressing her audience about the NFL suite experience.
“You know when you have a suite to yourself,” Union said, before double-dipping the nachos on the two sauces provided in the suite.
“It’s just us,” she added as they enjoyed the pre-game music together.
The video showed the star couple enjoying a food feast inside their NFL suite.
Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union buy $2.6 million beach house
Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union are not only splurging on premium sports events. The couple has reportedly purchased an expensive beach home in Jamesport, New York.
Per the New York Post, Wade and Union bought the three-bedroom, three-bathroom house on 0.47 acres on Long Island Sound for $2.6 million. The property is said to have been featured in magazines such as Domino and Dwell.
The abode showcased water scenes and lush green surroundings, perfect for a summer vacation home for their family.
The interiors also flaunt a high ceiling, an open kitchen, fancy stairs, and a connector to the private island in their yard.
Gabrielle Union addresses Dwyane Wade’s statue fiasco
In October, the Miami Heat unveiled a statue outside their home arena to commemorate the legacy of Dwyane Wade, who won them three NBA championships. However, the statue’s likeness was heavily scrutinized as it did not resemble Wade’s features.
Wade’s wife, Gabrielle Union, has since addressed the fiasco in one of her IG stories, saying that her husband is not bothered by the criticisms of the Heat statute.
“One thing about @dwyanewade He really isn’t moved or motivated by nan negative. Trust me, I’VE TRIED!!!” Union said.
Before her post, the Miami Heat icon had already commented at a press conference about the statue and the controversy surrounding it.
“(In) social media, I see all things, man. It’s a lot of talk about me in this world. Y’all gotta know me by now. I care, but I don't," Wade addressed.
“Please talk more about us. Talk more about a statue, come on down to see it, take some photos and send some memes. We don’t care,” he added.
Dwyane Wade played 17 seasons in the NBA across three teams, becoming one of the best players in league history. During his storied career, he averaged 22.0 points, 4.7 rebounds, and 5.4 assists.