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Gabrielle Union, Savannah Brinson Flaunt Their Bikini Bodies In Miami

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Gabrielle Union enjoyed Memorial Weekend on the beach in Miami with some friends including LeBron James’ fiance Savannah Brinson. The 39-year old beauty was spotted wearing a white bikini paired with a straw hat while Savannah opted for a plum-colored cover up over her strip bikini. See more photos below.

Earlier in the week Gabrielle dished on her upcoming BET show ‘Being Mary Jane’ previously called ‘Single Black Female’ with Ebony magazine,

“I actually just finished wrapping up a pilot tapping. “Being Mary Jane” is basically about a television host, who has her own show, and how she balances her life. Between wanting to talk about hard hitting news and other stories, she shuffles through her own personal morals. It’s about her trying to stand up for what she believes in but also keeping her ratings. She also struggles with the idea of being raised with the same morals, values and opportunities, throughout her family and being the only one to make it. How does that change the family dynamic? Her family comes from the upper-middle class, but she is the only one out of her siblings that is doing well. Her lack of a love life and the poor choices that she has made are also explored. I would probably say that the show will launch next fall or early winter, but who really knows, I just work there.”

Are you looking forward to Gabrielle’s new show?

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