‘Bronny’s been stuck in the gym since that lil smoking video’: LeBron James’ son towers over friends of the Lakers star in latest photo

The high school offseason seems to have had its effect on Bronny, as he’s had a significant growth spurt in the time off.

Bronny is currently going into the sophomore year of his high school basketball career. With his basketball pedigree as the son of the greatest player in the game today, he is sure to have a successful start to his pursuit of a career in the game. He currently plays for Sierra Canyon High School.

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Bronny recently got into trouble over the emergence of a video clip of him apparently smoking a joint. He had to delete the video, but it was saved and reshared by millions of people tuned into his social media feed.

Bronny looks huge in his picture with LeBron James and his friends

Listed at 6’2″, Bronny definitely seems to have gone through a growth spurt of late. The 16-year-old is currently in the midst of his teens, the time when people gain height and develop musculature.

In this particular pic with his father’s friends, Bronny towers over them.

Bruh. Bronny look grown grown already 🤯

(📷: chrisjohnsonhoops | IG) pic.twitter.com/AyK4ha5bNw

— Complex Sports (@ComplexSports) November 26, 2020

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Junior looks to currently be at a bare minimum height of 6’4″. We can safely project that given his skillset, he will end up as a small forward in college, by the time he’s finished growing.

His ass been stuck in the gym since that lil smokin vid😂

— TL🤖 (@TLMADEIT) November 26, 2020

Currently ranked 24th in his draft class and a 4 star recruit, Bronny has had scholarship offers from many colleges since the age of 10. Many believe he will end up under the tutelage of Coach K with the Duke Blue Devils. A member of the recruiting class of 2023, Bronny will have a bigger role to play with his high school team as a sophomore.