Drake’s son Adonis sings him a happy 36th birthday

On Monday, Canadian superstar rapper Drake celebrated his 36th birthday at Miami’s Sexy Fish restaurant with a number of his closest friends and industry giants.

The “God’s Plan” singer hosted DJ Khaled, 21 Savage, Zack Bia, Alix Earle, Genny Shawcross, Emily Salch, and his manager, Future The Prince, while wearing a lilac suit and a purple silk shirt.

Drake uploaded a video of his 5-year-old kid Adonis and his baby mom Sophie Brussaux singing “Happy Birthday” to him in the back of a car to his Instagram Stories on Tuesday.

Drake also tweeted a note of gratitude on his Stories for all the birthday wishes: “Thank you all, where would I be without you?”

Adonis sends Drake birthday greetings image.

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Siphesihle Ntsungwana, a South African illustrator, was among many who tweeted a birthday greeting to the “6 God” hitmaker: “Happy birthday, Drake!”

“Thank you for transforming my life!” In August, Ntsungwana gained notoriety after Drake changed his Instagram profile image to an illustration of himself by Ntsungwana.

Drake just celebrated Adonis’s birthday on October 11. Drake’s close friends and their children joined them in a private arcade party to commemorate the occasion.

Drake was observed at 21 Savage’s Freaknik-themed birthday party over the weekend. Drake was photographed at the Freaknik-themed birthday party of 21 Savage over the weekend.

Latto, Teyana Taylor, and Jacquees were among the attendees: “Drake and @Jacquees last night at 21 Savage’s Freaknik bday party in Atlanta – October 22nd.”

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Drake and 21 Savage announced on Friday that they will release a new collaborative album named “Her Loss” on October 28.

The news was made during the new music video for their hit single “Jimmy Cooks,” which is one of the few well-received tracks on Drake’s most recent album, “Honestly, Nevermind.”