Dwyane Wade threw a surprise 52nd birthday party for wife Gabrielle Union at Miami hotspot Casadonna just hours before he was honored by the Miami Heat on Sunday.

“Even though the weekend was about Dwyane, he still found a way to celebrate his queen,” an insider told Page Six exclusively of Union, who turns 52 on Oct. 29.

Union was said to have been completely shocked to see 40 of her closest friends and family waiting to congratulate her at the restaurant’s patio bar.

“Gabrielle was completely surprised to see 40 friends and family ready to celebrate as her husband was about to have one of the biggest moments of his life,” the source said, adding that the couple “laughed with their friends throughout.” Brunch.”

The group dined in a private room at the trendy resort, and Union was treated to a large birthday cake. We hear All five of Wade’s children He was also present at the festivities.

“Dwyane stayed there as long as he could and then headed to the arena,” the insider said.

Wade, 42, rushed to the Kaseya Center, where his former NBA team unveiled a 7-foot statue honoring his stellar basketball career.

The former shooting guard spent most of his 16-year professional basketball career playing for the Heat; won three NBA championships and was a 13-time NBA All-Star. He is also the city’s all-time leader in points, games played, assists, steals, shots made and field goals made.

Union was with his wife at the memorial service. She also accompanied Wade to a James Bond-themed party honoring him ahead of Friday night’s opening.

Titled “003 Statues Forever”, the invite-only banquet was said to take place at Queen Miami Beach and feature culinary delights and Don Julia 1942 cocktails.

Wade and Union arrived in an Aston Martin DBX707, and the guest of honor wore a black-and-white FWRD tuxedo.

The “Cube” host toasted with a glass of Armand De Brignac Champagne after launching into the “James Bond” theme song.

“This is the start of a ‘statues forever’ weekend. What we are about to embark on is something we have never experienced before. “If you have a glass, raise it,” Wade told the crowd. he said.

Wade’s close friend and former teammate Udonis Haslem also toasted him, calling him “one of the greatest and baddest legends.”

Among the artists who took to the stage throughout the night were Trina, DJ Khaled, Ball Greezy, JT Money and Uncle Luke.

“(Union and Wade) bumped and squeaked into each other on the dance floor throughout the night,” one partygoer told us.

“The two were also seen dancing with friends and family and kissing throughout the night.”

Other notable guests included former Miami Heat teammates Faith Haslem, Alonzo Mourning, Norris Cole, Dorrell Wright, businessman Wayne Boich, TV star Rocsi Diaz, stylist Jason Bolden and more.