The young athletes, whom the Los Angeles Lakers star shares with wife Savannah, take to their respective social media accounts to pay tribute to the NBA icon in honor of the special day.
- Jun 20, 2023
AceShowbiz - LeBron James is feeling the love from his sons Bronny James and Bryce James especially on Father's Day. The young athletes took to their respective social media accounts to pay tribute to the NBA icon in honor of the special day.
Bryce shared a family photo and wrote, "Happy Father's Day." As for Bronny, the 18-year-old basketball player let out a picture of him shooting his shoot with his famous dad observing. "Happy Father's Day to the GOAT. Love you dad," so he gushed.
The sweet tributes came after LeBron praised Bronny following his high school graduation last month. "PROUD!!! CONGRATULATIONS & LOVE YOU KID! @bronny," the Los Angeles Lakers star wrote on his Instagram page alongside a picture of the graduate styling his navy blue graduation attire with a beaming smile.
In the post, the basketball star also shared a sweet family photo from the graduation that included his wife and other two kids with wife Savannah.
LeBron' mom Gloria James echoed similar sentiments by sharing a candid photo of Bronny walking off stage with his diploma alongside a sweet message. "Congratulations grandson!!!! You've always made me very proud of you," she penned in the caption. "And seeing you graduate tonight, just made me feel an even bigger sense of pride. I wish you the most happiness and success in this next chapter of your young adult life. Continue to spread your wings and soar to new heights. Love you very much, Grammy."
Bronny recently announced that he will be attending the University of Southern California. "Fight On #committed," he wrote alongside a picture of him wearing his Sierra Canyon School uniform in the Trojans' locker room at the Galen Center.
His famous friends expressed excitement for him with former professional basketball player Nick Young, who previously played for USC, commenting, "Welcome to the family bro bro." Kobe Bryant's daughter Natalia Bryant, a current USC student, also wrote, "FTFO," which stands for "Fight the f**k on."
