LeBron James' wife Savannah James shares tight embrace with daughter Zhuri as she teases major business move

Savannah James, the wife of NBA superstar LeBron James, teased her followers as she invited people to join her in her new business venture. On Wednesday, April McDaniel, the co-founder of her latest business venture, Let It Break, posted an update on Instagram. In the update, the executive team of the business revealed the next step in their pursuit.

According to McDaniel, their business has grown to accommodate clients in New York City. Initially, they only served people in LA. However, their venture continued to grow and expand as many people wanted to experience personal growth and empowerment.

The video that McDaniel posted showed how close Savannah is to her daughter, Zhuri. The last born of the host of "Everybody's Crazy Podcast" and the LA Lakers star was tightly hugging her mother.

"Here to unlearn, unfilter, unbehave✨ Are you ready to join @letitbreakofficial? Not only to connect but also to grow, to seek more than just a community, to nurture a deeper connection with yourself? Our tribe is for you. We are carefully reviewing new inquiries with limited space for LA & NYC chapters and prioritizing referrals. Visit letitbreak.com for details…and see you soon NYC!!✈️," McDaniel wrote on IG.

Savannah and McDaniel launched their business to help empower women and prevent them from limiting their belief in themselves. The duo wants their clients to reach their full potential by giving them a structured framework.

Clients can explore and get to know themselves better through Let It Break. The company features intimate dinners, workshops, masterclasses, and expert-led talks. They also provide programming, tools, and resources to help their patrons in their journey of self-discovery.

Savannah James' reaction to Bryce James

Over the weekend, Savannah James' second son, Bryce, made the most of his playing time. He played at the Hoophall Classic in Springfield, Massachusetts on Saturday and turned heads with his performance. The 17-year-old high schooler finished the game with 16 points, five rebounds, and four steals on 6-for-10 shooting.

He only played 15 minutes but made the most of it, as he also shot 4-for-7 from the 3-point range. His excellent game helped Sierra Canyon to a 60-46 win over Grayson of Georgia. Bryce also earned MVP nods.

On Instagram, Savannah couldn't contain how proud she was of her son, so she shared a post with a one-word caption.

"Yyeeeeaaaaahhhhh!!! 😆😆😆😆😆," Savannah posted.

Bryce is close to achieving his NBA dreams after announcing his commitment to Arizona State.

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