What’s life without a little thrill and the risks that come with it? From late-night drives with friends to trying out viral internet challenges, millions of teens embrace the freedom of growing up, often unaware of the dangers. But for parents, watching from the sidelines is anything but easy. The balance between letting go and holding tight is something only mothers can relate to. And Savannah James? She knows that feeling all too well, especially when it comes to one thing she just won’t let her kids try.

Forget drives, when it comes to adventure, there’s always a risk. But ambitious people find it thrilling. One activity that is on most bucket lists – skydiving. The experience is priceless. You are ascended hundreds of feet into the air, where everything seems small, and then it’s the blast of adrenaline when it comes to the jump. Savannah James understands why it can be “crazy”. But she’s also a caring mother of three. During the recent episode of Everybody’s Crazy, a fan had a similar query.

He wanted to go skydiving to seek out the jolt that comes with it. April McDaniel didn’t waste time saying “yes” to the recommendation. But James was awfully quiet. She went into ‘Momma’ mode, thinking about all the things that could go wrong. “I think that is one of the ultimate thrill-seeking activities. But if my baby told me any one of them that they wanted to skydive, I’ll be like, please don’t. I don’t know, I just and from all the people that tell me that they’ve done it, they love it. So I don’t want to like rain on the parade, but like as a mama, it’s giving absolutely not,” she revealed on the podcast.

It surprised her co-host. But Savannah James has the right to be scared. After all, the paranoia has to exist. You are depending on a well-constructed parachute to work. But still, things could go wrong in unimaginable ways. However, the budding entrepreneur did sideline the concern she would have for her own children for the caller.

“It’s not crazy. I think that that’s like one of those things that people be like that’s on my bucket list. I want to do it. So it’s not crazy,” she told him on Everybody’s Crazy. Little did she know, the caller had another admission. “Hey, I’m a big LeBron fan,” he told them. But this one made her feel at ease. That brought a big smile to Savannah James’ face. However, being a LeBron fan right now is a little complicated. A flurry of questions remains unanswered. And amidst the uncertainty, a recent event created quite the ruckus.

Will LeBron James play with Nikola Jokic in the future?

Surely everyone is familiar with what is happening with James and the Los Angeles Lakers. The Akron Hammer wants to honor his last few years in the league with an all-in championship approach. The Purple and Gold, though, are prioritizing patience as they look to build around Luka Doncic. For a while, it seemed the offseason would see a trade for James.

However, he opted in for one final year. After that, LeBron James is free to sign anywhere he wants. And the NBA community went ballistic when a photograph of him with Jokic’s agent, Misko Raznatovic. Their meeting was striking enough. But Raznatovic’s words are what caught the attention of the fans.

“The summer of 2025 is the perfect time to make big plans for the fall of 2026!” he wrote. This could honestly mean anything. In 2026, many teams around the league will have cap space to sign superstars. James, playing in his last few years, will be a major draw. However, even Nikola Jokic recently declined the opportunity to sign an extension with the Denver Nuggets. Could this be a similar situation to Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant deciding to join the Nets?

The Joker is currently probably the most reliable foundation piece a franchise could have. LeBron James’ wisdom and flashy resume see his stock remain popular around the league. But so far, it’s a tricky situation to decipher. Is the Akron Hammer on his way to Denver? Maybe he sees a way to stay with the Lakers and have Jokic sign along?

An end number of possibilities are open. But what are your predictions? Let us know your views in the comments below.