Bronny James has finally spoke up regarding his father, LeBron James’ exit from the Los Angeles Lakers.
Recently, he was seen signing autographs and chatting with young basketball enthusiasts when someone asked him about LeBron’s shift to the Philadelphia 76ers. His reply was quite amusing: “It’s whatever, it’s my Dad,” he told the kids.
This humorous remark quickly spread online, with various accounts sharing the video.
Fans in the comments found humor in Bronny’s comments, especially one post from the account @Invaderbader1, which featured a photo of Bronny gazing at the ocean, with LeBron apparently giving him a thumbs-up in the backdrop as the sun sets.
Another account, @NvictusManeo, shared a photo of former President George W. Bush saluting a crowd under a sign that read “Child left behind,” adding to the playful banter. One fan even cheekily asked if Bronny had called another player “Daddy” now that LeBron was gone.
With LeBron no longer on the Lakers, Bronny is gearing up for his first season in the NBA without his father on the court.
In his two NBA seasons, Bronny has played in 69 games, averaging 2.7 points, 0.6 rebounds, and 1.1 assists.
As Bronny steps into this new phase, he’s off to an exciting start—currently in Slovenia with some of his Lakers teammates. Reports indicate that he spent quite a bit, around half a million dollars, to charter a luxurious Bombardier Global 8000 jet for the trip.
So far, the trip to Slovenia seems to be living up to expectations, with videos surfacing of the Lakers enjoying outings for dinner, relaxing on boats, and soaking in the stunning scenery of the country.
Bronny James amusingly comments that LeBron James leaving is ‘whatever’
Bronny James has finally spoke up regarding his father, LeBron James’ exit from the Los Angeles Lakers.
Recently, he was seen signing autographs and chatting with young basketball enthusiasts when someone asked him about LeBron’s shift to the Philadelphia 76ers. His reply was quite amusing: “It’s whatever, it’s my Dad,” he told the kids.
This humorous remark quickly spread online, with various accounts sharing the video.
Fans in the comments found humor in Bronny’s comments, especially one post from the account @Invaderbader1, which featured a photo of Bronny gazing at the ocean, with LeBron apparently giving him a thumbs-up in the backdrop as the sun sets.
Another account, @NvictusManeo, shared a photo of former President George W. Bush saluting a crowd under a sign that read “Child left behind,” adding to the playful banter. One fan even cheekily asked if Bronny had called another player “Daddy” now that LeBron was gone.
With LeBron no longer on the Lakers, Bronny is gearing up for his first season in the NBA without his father on the court.
In his two NBA seasons, Bronny has played in 69 games, averaging 2.7 points, 0.6 rebounds, and 1.1 assists.
As Bronny steps into this new phase, he’s off to an exciting start—currently in Slovenia with some of his Lakers teammates. Reports indicate that he spent quite a bit, around half a million dollars, to charter a luxurious Bombardier Global 8000 jet for the trip.
So far, the trip to Slovenia seems to be living up to expectations, with videos surfacing of the Lakers enjoying outings for dinner, relaxing on boats, and soaking in the stunning scenery of the country.
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