Gabrielle Union shares hilarious video of daughter Kaavia, 5, judging the family’s outfits: Watch

Gabriela UnionThe 51-year-old took to Instagram to share a fun new video of her daughter. Kaavia, 5, commenting on some looks. The actress and her stepdaughter zaya16 years old, both wore trendy looks and the little one, whose father is Dwyane WadeHe didn’t doubt his judgment.

Gabrielle wore a long, sleeveless black dress and high heels, and had her hair down, while Zaya wore a long, sleeveless, semi-sheer green dress with her hair tied in a matching headband. “Does Kaav like it… or not?” Kaavia asked adorably in a close-up to the camera after the women had posed. She wore a fuzzy white jacket over a red plaid shirt and her hair was styled with pink accessories.

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“Normally I prefer to be the judge and make the final decision, but she did it… (this time????),” the doting mother wrote in the post.

Gabrielle’s followers were quick to comment on the memorable video and most of them loved it. “The backward tilted facial expression along with your question is giving a high level of critical energy! ?????????❤️,” one follower wrote, while another wrote: “Or not???????????? a little cute.”

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The latest video of Kaavia judging the looks comes a week after Gabrielle shared a different video, which can be seen above, which showed the little one helping with another look, which included a flowy sleeveless black dress. “Tell me what you did to your mother?” she asked Gabrielle in the clip before Kaavia replied, “we did the makeup,” the “lip gloss” and “then the dress” as she mentioned the fashion choice. She also showed off “the shoes” she chose, which were a pair of gold platform heels and a bag that Gabrielle called “a chic number.”

Before sharing her sartorial moments with Kaavia, Gabrielle revealed that she and Dwyane split bills fifty-fifty. “In this house we divide everything in half,” she said. black millionaires podcasts. “But in the other families that each of us has to support, there’s always that gorilla behind your back saying, ‘You better work, bitch, you better work.’ Oh, are you going to sleep? You know, someone might not eat. It’s hard. It’s hard to let that go. So I’m working on it.”