"Why am I like this": LeBron James' wife Savannah James shares post highlighting humorous personality trait
Savannah James, wife of NBA superstar LeBron James, shared a post on Instagram highlighting a humorous personality trait. On Thursday, she reposted a quote, which she seemingly follows in her life.
Savannah James commented on the post in her Instagram story as she felt that it resonated with her personal trait.
“Why am I like this,” Savannah said.
The post was a humorous quote and tells that one person may want to talk to other people today, but then go silent for the next few days.
Savannah hosts a podcast called “Everybody Crazy" and recently wrapped up its second season. The podcast talks about her and co-host April McDaniel’s personal and everyday lives
Savannah James could have broken up with LeBron James in 2003
Savannah and LeBron James’ relationship could have ended in 2003, if not for the Cleveland Cavaliers, LeBron’s hometown team who drafted the all-time great as the top overall pick in the 2003 NBA draft.
Savannah and LeBron have been together since 2002 and got married in 2013.
"I don't know what would've happened," Savannah said on season 2's episode 3 of her podcast, Everybody's Crazy. "Thanks Cleveland Cavaliers."
Savannah remarked about the potential breakup early in their relationship when her co-host April McDaniel touched on the subject. The hosts have been very open about the struggles of their respective romantic relationships in the podcast.
Nevertheless, Savannah chose to stay with LeBron as Cleveland was not far from their hometown Akron, Ohio. James eventually played for the Cavaliers until 2010, when he transferred to the Miami Heat, winning two NBA championships in the process. He returned to Cleveland in 2015 to bring his hometown a title in 2016.
Savannah and LeBron James enjoy momentous offseason
It has been a momentous offseason for the James family. It all started when their oldest son, Bronny James, was picked 55th overall in the 2024 NBA draft by the Los Angeles Lakers.
As he signed a two-year contract with the Lakers, Bronny and his father, LeBron James, are set to become the first-ever father-son duo in NBA history when they play together next season.
LeBron also signed a two-year deal worth $101 million to stay with the Lakers, before leading Team USA to the gold medal in the 2024 Paris Olympics. He later confirmed this edition of the Olympics to be his final one as a player.