Watch: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, wife Hailey Summers and first-born Ares click adorable pics with NBA and Finals MVP trophy

The OKC Thunder clinched their first title in 46 years, guided to the promised land by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who was awarded the Finals MVP for his exploits. After the on-court celebrations, the Canadian, along with his wife and firstborn, was pictured celebrating with the NBA and Finals MVP trophies.

NBA's official X (formerly Twitter) account shared a video of Alexander, his wife Hailey Summers, and son Ares as they took pictures with the trophies. The account shared the clip with a short caption.

"SHAI & FAM WITH THE TROPHIES 🥹 What it's all about," it read.

In the clip, the couple was seen striking multiple poses with the Larry O'Brien and Bill Russell trophies, as Ares joined them in the middle. The couple's firstborn was also seen getting a solo photoshoot with the trophies as he sat between the two awards.

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and the Thunder reached the penultimate goal after an entertaining Finals series with the Indiana Pacers. Going all the way to Game 7, OKC was able to beat Indiana 103-91 at the Paycom Center on Sunday.

The former Clippers guard led his team from the front in the final game, recording a double-double with 29 points and 12 assists. Throughout the series, SGA averaged 30.3 ppg, 5.6 apg and 4.6 rpg, earning him the Finals MVP award.

With this accolade, SGA becomes only the fourth player in history to be named the scoring champion, league MVP, and Finals MVP in a single season, joining NBA greats Michael Jordan, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Shaquille O'Neal.

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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's first reaction to becoming an NBA champion

The OKC Thunder clinching the NBA title was a perfect end to a perfect season for Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. After leading the team to back-to-back first-place finishes in the West, the onus was on him to lead them to glory. Although not an easy route, SGA managed to reach that goal on Sunday after defeating the Indiana Pacers.

After the game, SGA discussed his historic campaign and gave his initial reaction to becoming a champion.

"Yeah, it feels amazing, so much weight off my shoulders, so much stress relieved, said Alexander. "No matter what, we go into every night wanting to win, and sometimes it just doesn't go your way, and tonight could have been one of those nights, but we found a way ... it feels good to be a champion." (From 0:28 onwards)

The Thunder clinched their second-ever NBA title and looks set to build a lasting dynasty with their young core.