Watch: Chelsea Gray gets special surprise from wife Tipesa and baby Lennox courtesy of Adidas

Las Vegas Aces star Chelsea Gray received a special surprise from her wife Tipesa Moorer and their baby Lennox, as per a video shared by Adidas Basketball on Saturday. Gray's family surprised the WNBA star with her latest Adidas PE kicks, the ‘Family First’ Exhibit Select 2.0 PE, which was designed in honor of them welcoming their baby boy and their new chapter ahead.

The three-time WNBA champion designed the PE kicks as an homage to her growing family and incorporated various elements relevant to the family of three into the design.

The shoes feature a gradient of their baby's color: sage green; Moorer's favorite colors: lavender, and peach. It also has a little paw print stitched on the back to symbolize their six-month-old baby's nickname 'Wolf' along with her nickname 'Point Gawd' etched on the sides of the shoe.

"Family always right with me": Chelsea Gray credits family after Olympic gold medal win

After securing the Olympic gold medal with Team USA at the women's basketball event of the 2024 Paris Olympics last week, Chelsea Gray shared a post for her family who were there in Paris to support her. The post featured her family posing with Gray and her gold medal on the court. The two-time Olympic champion wrote in the caption:

"Lennox knew the vibe with the Gold 😬 Family always right with me ❤️ Thankful."

Team USA defeated France in a thrilling final to secure their eighth consecutive Olympic gold. Chelsea Gray played 13 minutes in the game, grabbing a rebound and dishing four assists. She averaged 1.3 points, 1.2 rebounds and 5.2 assists per game as Team USA remained undefeated throughout the tournament.

With her Olympic mission complete, Chelsea Gray will now focus on clinching her fourth WNBA title this season as the Las Vegas Aces look to secure the league's first-ever three-peat. The five-time WNBA All-Star is averaging 7.7 points, 3.0 rebounds and 4.8 assists while shooting 39.4%, including 28.1% from deep in the 13 games she's played so far in the season.

The Aces are currently fifth in the league standings with a 16-9 record after they lost to the New York Liberty on Saturday. The reigning WNBA champions have won seven of their last 10 games and are dealing with a two-game losing streak. They will look to get back on the winning track as they host the LA Sparks on Sunday.