Shaquille O’Neal’s towering legacy extends far beyond the basketball court. The Hall of Famer not only dominated the NBA with his unmatched presence but also made waves off the court through his philanthropic endeavors. From paying for strangers’ college tuition to covering layaway bills for families in need, Shaq has set a standard of giving back. Now, his children are carrying forward his dual legacy of excellence in their respective fields and commitment to making a difference.

Me’Arah O’Neal, Shaq’s youngest daughter, recently showcased her own multifaceted talents, revealing an unexpected foray into fashion design during a charity event organized by Pace Alachua.

“Got to be a fashion designer for the afternoon with the girls at @pacealachua. Really appreciated getting to know the girls there & I can’t wait to see what the future holds for them,” wrote Me’Arah as the caption of the story. Although she hadn’t mentioned what she designed during the event, from the pictures, it can be speculated, that the 18-year-old made some unique art on a cap and a jacket.

The organization, known for empowering girls and young women, provided a platform for Me’Arah to express her artistry while supporting a meaningful cause. The Pace Center for Girls is comprised of the non-profit Pace Alachua that assists girls at risk of not graduating or having issues in their personal lives.

Their overall strategy is education, counseling, and advocacy to ensure a supportive environment created for young women. By participating in the event, Me’Arah didn’t just jump on the creative bandwagon, she also joined in raising existing awareness about empowering the girls in the community.

While Me’Arah’s fashion debut turned heads, her basketball journey remains the core of her identity. A 6’4” powerhouse, she has consistently impressed on the court with her versatility and athleticism. Starting her season with the Gators against the Florida Atlantic Owls, MeA’rah delivered 7 points, 5 rebounds, and an assist in just 20 minutes.

However, the 18-year-old showed her realm capability in a game against the Chicago State Cougars on Tuesday night. The Florida Gators completely bested the Cougars (104-35) and O’Neal’s contribution was sensational as she scored 18 points and 8 rebounds in just 17 minutes.

As Me’Arah balances her basketball aspirations with her budding interest in design and philanthropy, she offers a glimpse of the modern athlete: socially conscious and unafraid to explore diverse passions. However, being a college student, Meezy recently endorsed an app related to another off-court activity.

Me’Arah O’Neal embraces dating life by introducing a secret app

The youngest daughter of NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal is stepping into her own spotlight—this time in her personal life. The 18-year-old rising basketball star, known for her dominance on the court, recently shared a lighthearted update about her college experience, hinting at her venture into the world of dating.

In a recent Instagram post, MeA’rah promoted Tinder U, a special version of the dating app tailored for college students, and also hinted that she’s enjoying the dating scene just as much as her time on the court.

“Yo, what’s good y’all. It’s me, Meezy O’Neal. Get ready with me to go on a date. Got invited to a party, but the invitation says I need a plus one. With playing and going to college all week, I haven’t had the time to find a date. I know it’s super last-minute, but I got a little secret. Have you heard of Tinder U?” said Me’Arah in her Instagram video.

Tinder U is an app that is designed to connect college students within their campus or nearby colleges and provides users with a more private platform for dating than the standard Tinder app. In the end, Me’Arah is following in the footsteps of her father’s larger-than-life persona, blending athletic ambition, community involvement, and now the relatable college romance journey.