Drake's Son Adonis Gives The Sweetest Tribute As Rapper Turns 36

Drake and Sophie Brussaux's son, Adonis Graham, is turning out to be a sweet and mature little gentleman. The five-year-old is already melting hearts with cute videos his mummy usually posts of him on the internet.

In a recent video posted by his mum on Instagram, the little child excitedly wished his father a happy birthday and even went ahead to serenade the rapper.

His parents, Drake and Brussaux, were first linked after they were spotted dining together at a restaurant in Amsterdam in January 2017. Two months later, it was reported that Sophie became pregnant with Drake’s child and later gave birth to her sweet boy in October of the same year.

 The proud father took to his Instagram Story to share a video of Brussaux and his son celebrating his birthday. The "One Dance" rapper turned 36 on October 24.

In the video, both mother and son were seen on a car ride headed to an undisclosed location. The pair was casually dressed, as the French model donned a black turtleneck sleeveless top and had her long brunette hair fall loosely below her shoulders, showing off her loose curls.

The preschooler wore a light blue hooded jacket and had his thick blonde curls styled on full display.  Brussaux started the short clip by excitedly saying, “Happy Birthday,“ before the young lad took over from his mum to wish his dad a happy birthday.

The adorable 5-year-old said while staring at the camera, “Happy Birthday, daddy!” He then burst into a full-on birthday song while he gesticulated with his hand, singing, “Happy Birthday daddy, happy birthday daddy, you're in my heart, in my heart” before sweetly adding, “I'm gonna grow up” while he playfully looked at his mum after saying that.

The stunned mum laughed and lovingly patted Adonis’ jaw as she wished the rapper a “happy birthday” again while showing off her adorable small dog in the process.

While some people might be wondering why Adonis showed so much passion in celebrating his dad’s birthday, the “Jimmy Cooks” crooner also outdid himself on Adonis's fifth birthday, which took place on October 11. 

Per The Blast, Drake went all out for Adonis' big day, giving his son his dream birthday party.  The birthday party, which was thrown at a large arcade space, was lit and superhero-themed. Per reports, Adonis loves superhero characters, especially Spider-man, hence the theme of his party.

The rapper shared several special moments spent with his son at the party on his Instagram account. In the pictures, Adonis donned a camouflage shirt and baggy sweatpants paired with black sneakers.

The then-celebrant was seen enjoying himself as he played various types of games, including one where he was seen shooting hoops in a superman cape.  In another photo, the rapper and son shared a sweet bond as Drake guided his son and helped him navigate a racing game. 

The doting father also surprised his son with the presence of the much-liked neighborhood-friendly superhero – Spiderman’. 

Spiderman gave the little child a special gift, signing his autograph on a piece of paper for a very ecstatic Adonis. Doting mom Brussaux also shared pictures from the celebration alongside a heartwarming tribute to her son.

Alongside pictures depicting heartwarming moments she spends with her son, the France native wrote, "Joyeux anniversaire mon amoureux…5 ans déjà. I’m so proud of the beautiful human you are growing up to be. We’ve done a great job @champagnepapi.” 

The popular saying, “Small beginnings are the launching pad to great endings,” is a typical reference to how Drake’s life transformed over the years.

Last week, the “Nonstop” rapper shared on his Instagram story an invoice for one of his first shows ever. The invoice showed that the rapper made only $100 Canadian bucks for his set at the now-closed Kool Haus in Toronto, Ontario.  

The show which the singer/rapper was referring to was an opening for rapper Ice Cube way back in 2006.

The “Sticky” rapper, in a bid to encourage his 122 million followers, and those who have inspiring dreams, wrote, “This is for anybody getting 100 a show night now… keep going.”