Dwyane Wade Makes Gabrielle Union Watch His Old NBA Games In Quarantine

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Gabrielle Union told Jimmy Fallon during a virtual interview that her husband Dwyane Wade makes her watch his old NBA games in quarantine.

It looks like the combination of his recent retirement and quarantine has Dwyane Wade feeling nostalgic. The former NBA player's wife, Gabrielle Union, recently sat down for a virtual interview with The Tonight Show host, Jimmy Fallon. During their video chat, they each shared what they've been up to since going into isolation, and while Jimmy's been pretty busy with his regular hosting duties, Gabrielle has had a little more free time than usual. She revealed that she's been recording some workouts for a free fitness app, and that her former pro athlete hubby has been training her from home. Not only that, but he's also been making her watch his NBA games from back in the good old days.

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When Jimmy asks Gabrielle how Dwyane is coping with having no sports to watch on TV, she reveals that he's been keeping himself entertained by watching Michael Jordan's docuseries, The Last Dance, on Netflix, as well as his own games. "Like he doesn't know how they end?" she jokes. "We watched the '06 finals, and obviously I've seen it over the years, but never with him, you know? Like he's live tweeting this game, and he's like, 'Oh, good move, D-Wade.'"

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"But then I started watching it like I didn't know how it ended," she confesses. "And he missed these two free-throws at the end of the game and like, I didn't want to talk to him for the rest of the night." Watch her full interview with Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show below:


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