With a basketball superstar LeBron James‘ latest career move, things seem to be getting a little more complicated at home.
The Los Angeles Lakers legend signed with the Philadelphia 76ers in July 2026, setting himself up for his 24th NBA season.
With the new changes in his home, the transition has not been so smooth for the athlete. Now, my lady, Savannah Jamesgiving fans a glimpse into the pressures of keeping family life on track amid the new changes.
Savannah James discovers the difficulties of balancing family life
While on the “Baby, This Is Keke Palmer” podcast, Savannah let viewers in on what it’s been like since her husband started playing in Philadelphia.
“The worst thing in my life is having to figure out how to be in three places at once,” she said. The mother of three is currently juggling New York City, Los Angeles, and most recently Philadelphia. “That’s crazy. I try not to think about it because I’m like, it stresses me out.”
Giving a sneak peek at her new album, Savannah said, “New York will be the hub, so will LA, New York, and Philly, and my son is in school in Tucson, Arizona.”
Their second son, Bryce James, plays college basketball for the Arizona Wildcats and made his regular season debut earlier this month. “So with his season, he’s everywhere else. So, trying to plan my life out like that is a little crazy for me right now,” said the mother of three.
Savannah also explained becoming more comfortable with accepting change and how personal growth helped her develop a more relaxed outlook.
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LeBron James is traveling to and from practice in a helicopter
While Savannah manages a busy schedule across several cities, LeBron has found his own way to deal with the demands of his new schedule.
The Blast reported that while LeBron may be working in the city of brotherly love, he commutes to practice from the Big Apple through the most unexpected of means: a helicopter.
However, fans were quick to point out how dangerous the four-time NBA champion’s method of transportation was after videos of him leaving practice were shared online in September.
Many announced the death of his dear friend Kobe Bryant in a helicopter crash in 2020.
LeBron James responded to criticism about flying through a helicopter
The chat didn’t seem to bother the well-dressed athlete. Last month, he was asked by an ESPN reporter about the conversation, and LeBron shut him down before he could even leave.
“Yeah, I’ve done it before,” he said, before calling the helicopter “another form of transportation,” according to The Blast.
After he was seen traveling to and from the two cities, it was confirmed that Fanatics was sponsoring the trips.
“The agreement we signed with Fanatics almost three years ago includes access to their corporate plane,” said a spokesperson for the athlete. “It’s a factor in many of their deals with their biggest athletes, and we appreciate their partnership as LeBron splits his time between New York and Philadelphia.”
LeBron James signed a partnership with the world’s largest prediction market
Just days after joining the 76ers, LeBron promoted his partnership with the prediction market company Polymarket by posting their new campaign, Polymarket HQ.
The lucrative partnership was secured in September 2026. The deal is reportedly worth $15 million annually, nearly double what he would earn from his baseball contract. His two-year contract with the 76ers is valued at a total of $8 million.
Despite the fact that LeBron is not the only NBA star involved in the business of the prediction market, his move had sports fans angry, questioning whether this was a conflict of interest with the NBA.
Savannah James faced backlash after claiming she was not responsible for friends’ first-class ticket
Away from her famous man, Savannah was recently at the center of fan discord after her comments on the money dynamics of their relationship.
While talking to podcast co-host April McDaniel, Savannah revealed that she didn’t feel obligated to pay for things while out with friends, because they didn’t expect her to.
McDaniel noted how different their lifestyles were, especially evident when they were traveling, as Savannah was in first grade while she was in business.
The news did not go down well with the audience, who called Savannah selfish and did not do nearly enough for her friends, according to The Blast.