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Savannah Brinson, Gabrielle Union Party With Beaus LeBron And Dwyane

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Lebron James, Dwayne Wade, and Chris Bosh, the Heat’s Big Three, did it big for Miami’s celebration for the 2012 NBA Championship as they partied until 6 in the morning with their respective women.

After some celebratory smooching from fiance Savannah Brinson, girlfriend Gabrielle Union, and wife Adrienne Bosh from the court to the locker room James, Wade, and Bosh (respectively) hit up the LIV Miami nightclub at the Fontainebleau Hotel to make it a night (and morning) they would never forget.

In between long embraces and victorious kisses, the couples posed with the championship trophy, their mates, and children before their celebration went into high gear.

The NBA Champions partied like rock stars—with rings—where sources said LeBron was so stoked that he drank straight from a 15-liter bottle of Ace of Spades champagne which runs, um…only around $75K!

While some of the Heat players puffed away on cigars, LeBron rapped to music all night on the mic.

“At one point, ‘Bron rapped along with the song “Riot” by 2 Chainz while LMFAO rocked out on a nearby stage,” according to TMZ.

The morning after, the crew, who was still flying high, tweeted messages to their followers and fans.

“WOW..God is good..congrats to the city of Miami… yall deserve this moment…WORLDCHAMPION.. #TeamNoSleep I love you guys..” Dwyane tweeted.

Lebron still in disbelief tweeted: “OMFG I think it just hit me, I’m a CHAMPION!! I AM a CHAMPION!!”

Gabby joined in with a cute funny: “O…O yeah…I was NOT with him shootin in the gym…IT WAS ALL HIM!!!” LOL!

The celebratory Championship parade is set to take place on Monday.

Congrats to the Heat for their win! See photos below:

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