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Drake's son Adonis makes rare appearance at BBMAs 2021 as rapper dedicates award to him

: Monday, May 24, 2021, 12:01 PM IST Drake's son Adonis makes rare appearance at BBMAs 2021 as rapper dedicates award to him Adonis held onto Drake's BBMA trophy as he began his acceptance speech. Throughout his remarks, Drake grabbed onto his son's shoulder as fans watched in awe. Canadian rapper and songwriter Drake, on Sunday night, accepted the Artist of the Decade Award at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards as his son Adonis, stood by his side. According to People magazine, wearing red flannel and braids, Adonis held onto Drake's BBMA trophy as Drake began his acceptance speech. Throughout his remarks, Drake grabbed onto his son's shoulder as fans watched in awe.

Drake's sobbing son Adonis, 3, steals the show as rapper accepts Artist of the Decade gong at Billboard Music Awards

Updated: 24 May 2021, 11:27 Invalid Date, DRAKE'S adorable toddler son Adonis couldn't help but upstage his father at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards. The Hotline Bling rapper, 34, brought his cute three-year-old on stage with him as he accepted the Artist of the Decade gong on Sunday night. 10 10 The rapper, 34, brought his cute three-year-old on stage with himCredit: Getty While Drake looked sharp in a white three-piece suit, Adonis was decked out in a red-flannel shirt and braids at the ceremony. The rapper held Adonis' hand as they walked on stage together and Drake kept a protective hand on the tot's shoulder while giving his speech.

See Drake Brings Son Adonis Onstage for 2021 Billboard Music Awards

Christopher Polk/NBCGetty Images Drake accepted his award for Artist of the Decade at the Billboard Music Awards last night with a special person by his side: his son. The rapper's three-year-old child, Adonis Graham, whom Drake shares with model-turned-artist Sophie Brussaux, joined him during his acceptance speech for the top honor and stole the show with his adorable onstage cameo. While the "Nice for What" rapper dressed in an oatmeal-hued suit and black tie, Adonis kept it casual in a plaid flannel button-down, black pants, and matching Jordan sneakers, and wore his hair in slicked-back cornrows. The toddler also held onto his father's trophy while Dad made his speech to the audience in attendance.

Drake's son Adonis, makes rare appearance at 2021 BBMAs as rapper dedicates award to him

Drake wins Billboard's Artist of the Decade award Drake is the most awarded artist in the show’s history and has scored eight No.1 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and garnered an impressive nine No.1 albums on the Billboard 200 chart Washington: Canadian rapper and songwriter Drake, on Sunday night, accepted the Artist of the Decade Award at the 2021 Billboard Music Awards as his son Adonis, stood by his side. According to People magazine, wearing red flannel and braids, Adonis held onto Drake’s BBMA trophy as Drake began his acceptance speech. Throughout his remarks, Drake grabbed onto his son’s shoulder as fans watched in awe.

Drake shows off his signature heart design buzzcut leaving dinner

Share The star added a touch of bling to his ensemble with a collection of gold chains and sported large diamond earrings in both ears. Drake looked in high spirits as he beamed while leaving the swanky eatery before jumping into a waiting car to head home.  Dinner out: The God's Plan hitmaker looked typically stylish in brown leather trousers and a sleek beige jacket as he headed home It comes after Drake took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a clip of his three-year-old son Adonis playing basketball. The superstar rooted on his son, who he shares with French artist and ex-adult film star Sophie Brussaux, 31, as he demonstrated skills driving to the hoop.

Drake's son Adonis, three, is growing up fast in a new snap posted by his baby mama Sophie Brussaux

Lil Wayne Blown Away By His Own 'Lollipop (Remix)' Lyrics

Considering the size of Lil Wayne’s discography, it’s no wonder he forgets his lyrics from time to time. During his recent Fox Sports interview alongside the NFL’s Darren Waller, presenter Darnell Smith read out a couple of lines from the official “Lollipop” remix containing some of his favorite Weezy lyrics of all-time. However, the Young Money rapper had no idea they were actually his own bars. “Safe sex is great sex, better wear a latex,” Smith relayed. “‘Cause you don’t want that late text, that ‘I think I’m late text.” Lil Wayne was amazed at the quality of the lyrics and had to double-check he actually said them himself.

Drake shares adorable video of his son Adonis playing basketball

Drake posts video of his son Adonis playing basketball

Migos' 'Culture III' On For Q1 2021 According To Quavo

Talking to paparazzi, Quavo says Migos' third studio album 'Culture III' will arrive by the end of March.