PHOTOSDrake's Baby Mama Sophie Brussaux Celebrates Their Son Adonis' Birthday
Drake's baby mama, Sophie Brussaux, celebrated their son Adonis' second birthday with several throwback photos of her pregnancy. The former French adult film star took to her Instagram Stories to pay tribute to her only child.
Sophie, 29, shared a photo of herself dressed in a tight black dress, showing off her bump. “Today, it’s been 2 years I was having 50-sec contractions every 3 min for 24 hours man…all worth it," she wrote on the photo.
“Only a handful of weeks left, over 200lbs. Looks like I’m carrying twins, but I swear I’m not,” the portrait artist added. Adonis was born on October 24, 2017.
On October 11, the "Take Care" rapper, 32, gave fans a rare glimpse into his life as father when he posted about Adonis on his special day. Drake decorated the doorway of his home with giant gold balloons that spelled out his son's name. He also placed a giant Gonzo from the Muppet Babies doll under the display. "Happy Birthday King," he captioned the pic. He filled his apartment with gold star balloons as well. "God bless," La La Anthony wrote in the comments section. "Happy Birthday grandson," Drake's dad Dennis Graham added.
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Drake and Sophie are fairly private with their son and they rarely post about their life with him.
The Degrassi star confirmed that he was a father on his album Scorpion. Several tracks on the album allude to his paternity. In one song "Emotionless," he sings, “I wasn’t hiding my kid from the world, I was hiding the world from my kid / From empty souls who just wake up and look to debate / Until you staring at your seed, you could never relate.”
In June, on Father's Day, the Canadian crooner posted about Adonis on Instagram. The tiny tyke gave his dad a stenciled painting that had the word "Papa" outlined in pink, green, yellow and blue dots. Drake shared the colorful painting and captioned it, "Happy Fathers Day ?."
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