Proud mom Savannah James shares an emotional Instagram story about brother Bronny James and little sister Zhuri
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Humans are social beings. Throughout our lifetime, we form several bonds. Some bonds were formed for us, and we have no say in the matter. The others, humans, spend an entire lifetime building.
No matter how many bonds we form, very rarely do we find bonds as strong as those shared by siblings. Seeing their kids get along together, parents usually get very emotional and full of joy. The same happened to Savannah James recently.
Zhuri and Savannah were in the audience to watch Bronny James and Team SFG at the Nike Pearl Jam. Bronny put up an incredible performance on the first day and bedazzled everyone as his team won their game on Day 1. For Day 2, he had his mother and little sister courtside hyping and cheering for him.
Savannah James gets emotional seeing Bronny James and Zhuri
Bronny James is entering his senior year of high school soon. In the last few months, we have heard a lot of criticism about the young gun, and he’s been using the summer to shut up all the doubters.
Over the past few months, Bronny has bedazzled many people and continues to do so. With his dad LeBron James, mom, and younger sister Zhuri in his presence, Bronny had a monster game.
Bronny James just had one of his best games ever 💪 @NikeEYB
28 PTS
6 AST
3 REB
5 3PM pic.twitter.com/odU3ZAcATG— Overtime (@overtime) July 18, 2022
Before the game, he shared a really cute moment with Zhuri.
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Savannah James saw the same, and couldn’t help herself from making an Instagram story about the same.
Such a proud mommy of two wonderful children! Zhuri and Bronny are adorable together! pic.twitter.com/LUlOZAtjV7
— Spam (@warriors4ly) July 19, 2022
The two are incredibly cute together. LeBron commented on the post too, with a ‘#JamesGang’ and a few emojis.
No one knows what the future holds, but with some smart moves, Bronny already has acquired over $10 million of his own, even before he’s 18. I guess life would be good for him, even if he doesn’t pursue basketball as a future career.
