LeBron James hyped up for wife Savannah James as she announces podcast release date
LeBron James expressed his excitement after his wife Savannah James announced the release date of her upcoming 'Everybody's Crazy' podcast. Savannah joined the podcast bandwagon days after the 4x NBA champion started his own alongside former NBA sharpshooter JJ Redick, titled 'Mind the Game.'
In the podcast, James and Redick discuss the intricacies of the sport while also adding some blasts from past incidents to create engaging content for the viewers. Savannah's theme appears to be a lot more offbeat as he hosts the podcast with April McDaniels.
Earlier, she announced that the first episode of the podcast would drop on Apr. 30 and James took to Instagram to share his thoughts on the update. He reposted the story with a caption:
"AYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!"
'Everybody's Crazy' sees a usually private Savannah show a more quirky side of herself along with the Crown + Conquer founder. The teaser saw fans given a number to call and candidly chat with both hosts. It will be interesting to see how this pans out for the LA Lakers superstar wife.
LeBron James excited for Savannah James' latest venture
LeBron James had earlier taken to social media to share his support for his wife's latest venture, and by the looks of it, he seemed to be keen to see what was in store for fans. He had a simple message saying, "Let's get it on all you crazies" on his Instagram stories.
James and Savannah have been dating since growing up in Akron and eventually married in September 2013. They have two sons, Bronny James and Bryce Maximus James. The pair also share a daughter Zhuri James.
On the season front, LeBron James has his task cut out as he looks to get the Lakers back in contention in the first round of the 2024 NBA Playoffs against the Denver Nuggets. The Lakers finished seventh in the regular season and booked a playoff matchup against the Nuggets.
They went down 113-104 in Game 1 and will face off again on Monday at the Ball Arena, hoping to even the series. Denver has decimated James and the Lakers in their last nine meetings.
Only time will tell if LeBron James and the Lakers can vault over the Nuggets challenge with six games remaining.