"Post vaca reup" - Savannah James shares eyebrow raising snap with LeBron James during NBA star's offseason gateway
Savannah James and her husband, LeBron, are home following a busy summer. The couple went to Paris for the 2024 Olympic Games, where multiple star athletes, including the King, won gold for Team USA.
Once they returned home, Savannah and LeBron decided to recharge uniquely. LBJ's wife posted an Instagram picture of her and LeBron receiving IV therapy.
"Post vaca reup," Savannah captioned the post.
This isn't the first time Savannah James and her husband have experienced this process. In June, with the Lakers eliminated from the NBA playoffs, the podcast host shared a similar story on her Instagram page, talking about Ozone.
"Ozone... A love language," Savannah posted.
Ozone therapy helps strengthen immunity, reduce inflammation, aid pain management and enhance circulation. LeBron is dedicated to caring for his body, and Savannah accompanies him.
Following Team USA's gold medal run, the power couple traveled around Europe, visiting Cannes and Monaco after leaving Paris. They also made it to Munich to watch Adele, the fiance of James' agent, Rich Paul.
Back in the U.S., the pair are recharging before focusing on another demanding NBA season that will see the LA Lakers compete against a renewed Western Conference.
Savannah James has emotional admission about Bronny James' health scare, NBA journey
Earlier this week, Savannah James explained how emotional she got while watching Bronny James go through a heart attack to fulfill his dream of playing in the NBA. Bronny is always under the spotlight due to his father's legacy. Savannah talked about her reaction to those experiences.
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"I had a moment yesterday, which wasn't crazy, it was just an emotional moment," Savannah said. "I watched my boy do something that is -- I'm just so proud. I'm so proud. I would say that's the craziest thing 'cause I didn't see it coming. It just hit me."
The LA Lakers selected Bronny with the No. 55 overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft. He's still a work in progress, as many feel he should log heavy G League time before becoming part of the Lakers' rotation.
Savannah and her husband have supported his path to the association, and that won't change now that he's his own man.