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LeBron James ‘Proud’ of Wife Savannah James, Shows Off Her ‘Let It Break’ Venture

Prateek Singh
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Savannah James recently announced her new initiative Let It Break which will soon be launched for public. In the last few months, the entrepreneur and philanthropist have started several new ventures to add to her already impressive portfolio as a businesswoman. In this moment of celebration, her superstar husband, LeBron James is first in line, as always, to congratulate her for taking on another challenge. LeBron shared the big news on his X profile with a heartfelt caption for Savannah and her friends and business partners. He wrote, "The growth and journey is ALL TO REAL! So PROUD of you Queen !! CONGRATULATIONS to you, April, Porsha and you guys whole powerful community within “LET IT BREAK." King James also shared the article from Harpers Bazaar that features his queen and her friends talking about their new venture. The idea behind Savannah stepping out to start new businesses stems from a conversation that she had with her daughter Zhuri. Three years ago, Zhuri told her mother that she wants to be just like her when she grows up and that made Savannah think about taking on different ventures. Let It Break is an initiative that she is starting with April McDaniel, the founder of creative agency Crown + Conquer and Porsha Ellis. The core mission of Let It Break is to provide overall mental, physical, and spiritual wellness. It will be a membership-based community that will focus on “personal growth and self-discovery.” With the agenda to make women the stronger version of themselves by catering to their well-being, Let It Break will also provide necessary tools for relationship building. Savannah said during the conversation, "I’ve done different modalities of therapy and different things for mental health, but this is a space that is—not new to me, but I’m ready now to put two feet or 10 toes into [launching Let It Break] in this way." She said that she is really looking forward to making the resources available for the members of the community as she understands the value of meaningful relationships. An added element of benefit through this initiative will also be to help find new friendships to the members of the club. It all might sound like its networking, but the three women who are spearheading this program are adamant to not call it that.

Savannah James recently announced her new initiative Let It Break which will soon be launched for the public. In the last few months, the entrepreneur and philanthropist has started several new ventures to add to her already impressive portfolio as a businesswoman. In this moment of celebration, her superstar husband, LeBron James is first in line, as always, to congratulate her for taking on another challenge.

LeBron shared the big news on his X profile with a heartfelt caption for Savannah and her friends and business partners. He wrote,

“The growth and journey is ALL TO REAL! So PROUD of you Queen !! CONGRATULATIONS to you, April, Porsha and you guys whole powerful community within “LET IT BREAK.”

King James also shared the article from Harpers Bazaar that features his queen and her friends talking about their new venture. The idea behind Savannah stepping out to start new businesses stems from a conversation that she had with her daughter Zhuri.

Three years ago, Zhuri told her mother that she wanted to be just like her when she grew up, and that made Savannah think about taking on different ventures.

Let It Break is an initiative that she is starting with April McDaniel, the founder of the creative agency, Crown + Conquer, and Porsha Ellis. The core mission of this is to provide overall mental, physical, and spiritual wellness.

It will be a membership-based community that focuses on “personal growth and self-discovery.” With the agenda to make women the stronger version of themselves by catering to their well-being, the initiative will also provide the necessary tools for relationship building.

Savannah said during the conversation, “I’ve done different modalities of therapy and different things for mental health, but this is a space that is—not new to me, but I’m ready now to put two feet or 10 toes into [launching Let It Break] in this way.”

She added that she is really looking forward to making the resources available for the community as she understands the value of meaningful relationships.

An added element of benefit through this initiative will also be to help find new friendships with the members of the club. It all might sound like it’s networking, but the three women, who are spearheading this program, are adamant not to call it that.

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Prateek is a Senior NBA Writer for The SportsRush. He has over 900 published articles under his name. Prateek merged his passion for writing and his love for the sport of basketball to make a career out of it. Other than basketball, he is also an ardent follower of the UFC and soccer. Apart from the world of sports, he has followed hip-hop religiously and often writes about the origins, evolution, and the biggest stars of the music genre.

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