Dwyane Wade, Gabrielle Union’s daughter Zaya makes runway debut

She’s gonna be a supermodel. 

Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union’s daughter Zaya, 15, made her runway debut throughout Paris Fashion Week Tuesday, strutting her stuff at Miu Miu’s fall/winter 2023 present.

Zaya modeled an outsized olive inexperienced knit blazer styled with an identical sweater and pencil skirt, carrying a brown leather-based bag and sporting matching patent slingback heels.

The main catwalk second comes after Zaya, who got here out as transgender in February 2020, was granted an official title and gender change on Feb. 24.

Her proud mother and father sat entrance row on the present to help their daughter, together with the household’s stylist, Thomas Christos Kikis.

“I’m not crying, you’re,” Wade, ever the doting dad, captioned an Instagram Story of his daughter strolling the runway.

Kikis additionally shared an Instagram publish about Zaya, writing that he had “tears in my eyes.”

The superstar stylist thanked the previous Heat participant for his “limitless belief” in his imaginative and prescient, and Zaya for “for exhibiting me what it means to imagine in your self.” 

“Thank you for centering her desires and desires at all times,” the NBA alum responded. 

On Twitter, supporters applauded Zaya’s catwalk debut, with one individual writing, “Miu Miu is the one model that does stunt casting/celebrities strolling accurately.”

Zaya wasn’t the one well-known face (or nepo child) on the Miu Miu runway.

The excessive schooler was joined by actress Mia Goth, “The Crown” star Emma Corrin and musician Ethel Cain, together with Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamlin’s mannequin daughter Amelia Gray Hamlin.

The basketball famous person shares Zaya with ex-wife Siohvaughn Funches.

The former couple has been embroiled in a authorized battle involving the teenager; Wade desires Zaya to “dwell extra comfortably and actually in all features of her life,” whereas his ex accused him of “pressuring” their baby to “transfer ahead” with a reputation and gender change “as a way to capitalize on monetary alternatives.”