LeBron's wife Savannah shows off diehard team fit head-to-toe not named Lakers

While LeBron James is back on the court for the Los Angeles Lakers for season 23, his wife Savannah just launched Season 7 of her podcast “Everybody’s Crazy” while rocking a non-Lakers team fit.
The 40-year-old LeBron finally made his season debut in mid November. The Lakers are playing well at 18-7 as of this writing and he’s finding his sea legs again.
His 21-year-old son Bronny, meanwhile, is seeing just a little action off the bench with the team, but Savannah made sure to rep him with a proud “mama” fit for a game.
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LeBron’s other son Bryce, 18, meanwhile, is in his freshman year with the Arizona Wildcats. He’s yet to see action on the court for the undefeated squad and he may take a redshirt this season. That’s not stopping a proud mom Savannah from rocking with the Wildcats gear head-to-toe on her season premiere podcast episode.
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Savannah also recently crushed a non-Dodgers jersey to the World Series on a date night with LeBron.
LeBron and Savannah have known each other since high school in Ohio. They got married in 2013 and have Bronny, Bryce, and daughter Zhuri, 10, whom mom loves to match and do viral dances with.
Bryce may not be playing, but mom is cheering on his team no matter what.

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