Closing Arguments In Dwyane Wade Custody Case Reveal His Sons To Be The Real Victims

On Friday, the closing arguments in NBA star Dwyane Wade's child custody trial played out in the Cook County Circuit Court, putting an end to the bitter battle over Wade and his ex-wife Siohvaughn Wade's two sons, 8-year-old Zaire and 2-year-old Zion, who are caught in-between both of their parents. And that "is just the saddest thing," Cook County Circuit Court Judge Renee Goldfarb said, according to the Chicago Sun-Times, after the closing arguments.

"I have two parents who truly love their sons, and extended families, aunts and grandmothers and just all these people who love them," Goldfarb said. "I do know all the attorneys have done everything they can, and I'm not sure I could have done better to get the parties to work together. So I can only promise I'm going to do the very best I can on this case. Unfortunately, the only ones who are ever going to suffer in this case are these two little boys."

Wade, a Richards High School graduate and Marquette University basketball star, and his ex-wife, who was his childhood sweetheart, have been engaged in a custody battle since they separated in 2007. Both are seeking sole custody of their children. Their divorce was finalized last June. Goldfarb is expected to make a ruling as to which parent will get custody within 60 days.