Amid Massive Success in South Africa, Dwyane Wade’s Son Shares Glimpse of Mystery Woman While Penning Down Heartfelt Note

Dwyane Wade is a bonafide legend of the game. With 3 NBA championships, 13 All-Star appearances, and an Olympic gold medal, Wade’s legacy is set in stone. It doesn’t come as a surprise that Wade’s son Zaire is following in his footsteps. Although the youngster is on his way to making a name for himself, he also holds a very good social media following.

Zaire now plays for the Cape Town Tigers in the Basketball Africa League. The 21-year-old decided to take his game to Africa earlier this year before turning 21. Recently, the eldest son of the NBA legend shared an image on his Instagram story. He can be seen with a mystery woman in the picture, he also penned a heartfelt note in the post.

Dwyane Wade’s son Zaire posts a picture with a mystery woman

Although Zaire’s decision of moving to the African league was questioned by many, the young star did what he believed in. Going by the standards set by his superstar father, it might seem like a step-down, but it is just a young kid making his own path. Zaire suffered a serious knee injury that could’ve ended his career, but almost a year later, the 21-year-old came back stronger than ever, registering himself for the African league. He even said that he was extremely relieved with the decision and looking forward to the next challenge in his career.

Zaire recently posted an image on his Instagram story with a mystery woman. In the image, the 21-year-old star can be seen standing next to a woman with her back turned. He even penned a heartfelt note to post as a caption. He wrote, “Forever solid and still there Big 20.” It is unclear as to who the woman is in the post with Zaire. Regardless, going by the special caption he chose for the image, this must be someone very special for the eldest son of the Wade clan.

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After signing with the league, Zaire said that he is “just grateful” for the freedom that he gets from his father. “A lot of people told me about the BAL and that was the team that stood out to me, their playing style,” Zaire said about his team. The BAL is an exciting league for someone as talented as Zaire. With the top 12 club teams from 12 different African nations competing in the BAL season, the level of competition is not to be doubted.

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