Drake was spotted in a series of New Year’s posts celebrating with Cuba Gooding Jr. in St Barts

Drake took to Instagram on Sunday with a series of Instagram Stories posts, including one in which he posed with Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr. in a post tagged St. Barts.

The Toronto native, 36, who was previously spotted in the luxe setting with Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire, smiled as he posed with the Boyz n the Hood star, 55, on what appears to be a luxury yacht off the coast of the popular Caribbean island destination for the rich at the end of the year.

Drake, whose full name is Aubrey Drake Graham, captioned the shot “Cuba Gooding Jr. and Dominican Badness Sr,” while the actor posted the same shot with the same caption, “Boyz n da boat!”

The latest: Drake, 36, took to Instagram on Sunday with a slew of Instagram Stories, including one in which he posed with Oscar winner Cuba Gooding Jr., 55, in a post tagged St Barts

In the picture, the God’s Plan actor wore a black button-up shirt and a multi-diamond necklace, while the actor was dressed in a white top with a black vest.

Drake also featured in a full-body selfie, in which he donned a black button-down top, black trousers and dress shoes.

He also shared a series of shots, including a throwback pic of him sitting on a Rolls Royce and writing, “I feel the same way again.”

Drake also tagged Migos rapper Quavo in a post that looked like the back of the musician’s head, with the caption: “Quavo you were on one last night.”

Drake also featured in a full-body selfie, in which he donned a black button-down top, black trousers and dress shoes

Drake also tagged Migos rapper Quavo in a post while appearing to be the back of the music artist’s mind, with the caption: “Quavo you were on one last night”.

He also shared a series of shots, including a throwback pic of him sitting on a Rolls Royce and writing, “I feel the same way again.”

Drake shared a post from Chrome Hearts founder Laurie Lynn Stark, whom he called “my family.”

Drake also shared a memorial for the late rapper Gangsta Boo, who was found dead on Sunday aged 43

Drake also shared a post from Chrome Hearts founder Laurie Lynn Stark, whom he called “my family”; and set up a memorial for the late rapper Gangsta Boo, who was found dead at 43 p.m. Sunday.

The rap superstar and Lenny Kravitz were among the scheduled performers at a UNICEF charity gala held Thursday at the Emeraude Hotel on the luxury island.

Celebs expected to attend the exclusive party included Diddy, Mary J. Blige and Mike Tyson, Hip Hop DX reported last week.

Gooding, Tyson and DiCaprio were among those who attended last year’s event.