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NBA legend Dwyane Wade fired back in a legal objection to his ex-wife’s petition to block him from legally changing their teenage child’s gender and name.In August, Wade filed a petition in Los Angeles Superior Court to allow the 15-year-old to have her name changed from Zion Malachi Airamis Wade to Zaya Malachi Airamis Wade.Court documents said Wade had the authority to make the decision on his child’s behalf and that the mother was notified of the petition as a "courtesy.".
Siohvaughn Funches-Wade filed a petition to block the move, alleging the former Miami Heat star violated a 2011 custody order and that he "is positioned to profit from the minor child’s name and gender change with various companies through contacts and marketing opportunities including but not limited to deals with Disney.".Dwyane Wade of the Miami Heat poses for a photo with wife Siohvaughn during the Heat's NBA championship parade at American Airlines Arena June 23, 2006, in Miami, Fla.
According to documents obtained by Fox News Digital, Wade called his ex-wife’s claims about the potential to profit from their child’s name change "libelous at their core, and are, at best, nonsensical." The documents insist Wade has the authority to make the final decision when it comes to their child.Zaya Wade, Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade attend the world premiere of "Cheaper By the Dozen" at El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood, Calif., March 16, 2022.
Dwyane Wade of the Miami Heat during a game against the Orlando Magic at American Airlines Arena April 13, 2015, in Miami, Fla
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