Drake brought his 4-year-old son, Adonis, to a Toronto Raptors game on Thursday, where they sat courtside in matching outfits.
The rapper, who serves as a global ambassador for the squad, was dressed entirely in black, with a Nike tracksuit with ankle zippers and futuristic-looking Nike boots to complete the appearance.
His curly-haired cutie, meanwhile, was dressed in black as well, albeit he looked dapper in a leather jacket, black trousers, and white Nike Air Force 1s. He also wore crimson headphones to shield his ears from the arena’s tremendous noise.
As they watched the Raptors take on the Philadelphia 76ers, the father-son combination appeared to be having a good time together. Drizzy was spotted wrapping his arms around Adonis and pulling him close to his lap at one point, yet none of them could take their gaze away from the players.
Adonis smiled as he sipped his coffee and held onto a small basketball toy.
Drake, 35, has mostly kept his kid out of the spotlight, though he has released some Adonis-related stuff on his social media in recent years.
In October 2021, Drake honored Adonis’ 4th birthday by posting adorable photographs of the two of them at a race car-themed celebration to Instagram with the message, “TEACHA MORE LIFE KID.”
In January, the Grammy winner shared a video with followers showcasing his son’s French talents. At the 2021 Billboard Music Awards, he also brought his son on stage with him.
Drake initially kept his son a secret from the public, but Pusha-T revealed the “God’s Plan” musician had a love child in a diss track in May 2018. Drake revealed the news on his album “Scorpion,” which was released in June of that year.
Sophie Brussaux, a French artist and former adult film star, is his Adonis.
Drake said in May 2020 why he eventually decided to share a photo of his son, claiming it was not planned.
Drake made a rare public appearance with his son at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards.
“It was fantastic for me.” Drake noted at the time, “It felt fantastic to just share that with the world.” “It wasn’t even something I talked to anyone about or planned; I just woke up one morning and was like, ‘You know what, this is just something I want to do,'” she says.
“I don’t want to feel like I have to make everyone live under this blanket just because of a life decision I made to be a ‘star,'” he continued. “All I wanted to do was get rid of it.”
In March 2020, the “Degrassi” alum posted the first photo of his son to Instagram, along with a lengthy message: “Right now, the most essential thing for you to do is connect to your own inner light.” This will be the most significant opening of all. Believe that you have all of the power you need to make this happen, and that you can do so by connecting with the people and things that bring you joy.”