Zaya, the daughter of Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union, spent the weekend touring several colleges.

While touring the school, the couple, who looked stunning at the Oscars, assumed the role of proud parents.

“College Visits Season is Here!” The 42-year-old NBA legend posted a message on social media beside to a carousel of images and videos.

The former Miami Heat player is shown in the first picture looking good in a navy blue jacket with white sneakers and joggers.

His daughter carried a purple umbrella for the two of them, and he wore a blue billed hat on his head.

The prospective freshman looked chic with a gray hoodie and black jeans with wide legs.

She had blonde highlights in her long, dark hair, done in braids, and looked to be wearing very little to no makeup.

The sixteen-year-old looked to be holding many leaflets in her hand while wearing a brown leather rucksack.

Union, 51, is seen crossing the quad with her stepdaughter while wearing a camel coat, wide-leg jeans, and sneakers in a video of the school tour.

The Perfect Find actress donned gold-framed sunglasses and lengthy braids in her dark hair.

Suppоrters speculated that the family wоuld be visiting the University оf Washingtоn.

“Well done, UW!” exclaimed a supporter. Hey! That’s my campus, hooray!” exclaimed one alumni.

“I cоuld have shоwn yоu arоund!” “That’s sо dоpe,” Isaiah Thоmas, a UW alumnus, enthused. Many others said that the picture of Zaya in the library brought back memories of the Harry Potter books. ‘This library reminds me of Harry Potter,’ one user commented.

Wade and Union need to choose a university where the young transwoman will feel protected, in addition to a school that can give her a quality education.

The family moved to California from Florida, and the former Miami Heat player has been transparent about why they did so, telling Showtime’s Headliners with Rachel Nichols that it was because “my family would not be accepted or feel comfortable there.”

A federal court has overturned a state statute that prohibited gender-affirming care for kids, but during the current legislative session, the state has sponsored other anti-trans laws.