Move over, Big Diesel, there's a new star in the O'Neal family! Following in Shaquille O'Neal's footsteps, his youngest daughter, Me'Arah O'Neal, has been named a McDonald's All-American nominee. The 17-year-old basketball prodigy joins an elite group of high school seniors vying for a coveted spot on the prestigious All-American team.

Me'Arah, known for her humility, is no doubt overwhelmed by the honor. But her biggest cheerleaders are right by her side, led by none other than her mom, Shaunie O'Neal. The proud mama took to Instagram, first teasing her followers with a "wait for it," before proudly displaying Me'Arah's name on her senior wall. Shaunie followed up with another post, highlighting Me'Arah's position on the official McDonald's All-American list, ensuring everyone saw the rising star's achievement.

Her older brothers weren't far behind in showing their support. Myles kept it concise with a simple "Congrats," while Shareef, who recently hinted at a potential basketball comeback, offered some encouraging words: "keep working" accompanied by handshakes and heart emojis. Even Me'Arah's regular TikTok buddy, Amirah, chimed in with a supportive "She's that girl!"

Even during his busy NCAA season, Shaqir O'Neal took a moment to celebrate his sister's accomplishment, proudly showcasing her inclusion on the McDonald's All-American list on his social media.

Me'Arah's nomination is a testament to her dedication and talent on the court. With her family and friends cheering her on, she's poised to carve her own path in the basketball world, proving that the O'Neal legacy extends far beyond Shaq's legendary career.