Drake's Son Adonis Snacks on Skittles While Watching Raptors Game with Dad from Courtside Perch

Anna Lazarus Caplan

December 8, 2022 at 8:35 a.m.·2 min read

Drake and his son Adonis Graham watch as the Raptors mascot goofs around in front of them during a timeout in the first half of the NBA game between the Toronto Raptors and the Los Angeles Lakers

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Drake and his 5-year-old son Adonis Graham had some courtside fun Wednesday night!

The rapper, 36, and his mini-me, whom he shares with Sophie Brussaux, took in the Toronto Raptors-Los Angeles Lakers game from his usual perch next to his hometown team's bench at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto.

Wearing matching leather-like jackets and white sneakers, the father and son were dialed into the game — that is, when they weren't enjoying the hijinks of The Raptor mascot and the sugar rush of a few Skittles.

The adorable duo is a frequent sighting at Toronto games, where Drake has held courtside seats since 2013, according to The Toronto Star, and is a global ambassador for the team.

When he's not interacting with players or joking around with announcers — like he did last month when he hilariously loaned his teddy bear coat to announcer Jack Armstrong — Drake is having a blast with his son.

Drake checks in on his son, Adonis Graham

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In October, he celebrated Adonis' 5th birthday, posting an Instagram carousel of photos from his "Super Adonis" themed birthday party, which seemed to take place at an arcade.

"Happy 5th to my twin 🤞🏽💖," the "God's Plan" rapper, 35, captioned the photos from the event.

The kindergartner could be seen playing car and motorcycle-racing games, shooting hoops and even posing with a Spider-Man impersonator at the fun-filled event.

Drake also shared a photo of Adonis posing like Spider-Man with Brussaux, 33, while a separate photo shows the star documenting the events with a camcorder.

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Adonis' mom, who co-parents with Drake, also shared her own photos from the event.

"Joyeux anniversaire mon amoureux…5 ans déjà 🫣," she captioned her Instagram post. "I'm so proud of the beautiful human you are growing up to be."

Tagging Drake, Brussaux added, "We've done a great job."

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