In a household consisting of two boys and a girl, LeBron James’ 17-year-old son, Bryce, is a breath of fresh air. He’s the newest James in the making after his father and elder brother, Bronny. He’s making huge waves in the basketball world and is doing so with flair, impressive stats, and the backing of his family. Bryce shares a close-knit bond with his entire family, but he’s especially close with his mother, Savannah James. The 40-year-old veteran’s son is known for his hoops and humor, but this time around, he’s in the spotlight for something wholesome.

Today is a very special occasion as the world celebrates Mother’s Day. Bryce made it his mission to honor the most important person in his life. The 17-year-old took it to Instagram to show his love and appreciation for his mother, Savannah James. “Happy Mother’s Day to my Day 1, Love you.” Bryce wrote on his Instagram story. The 17-year-old shared his caption with a beautiful picture of him and Savannah standing on each other’s backs wearing cool varsity jackets. As we know, the James family has always been deeply connected, and it’s beautiful times like these where everyone can see it.

Savannah James has always been her children’s biggest supporter and has not even once left an opportunity to show that. Recently, the wife of the LA superstar took to Instagram to showcase her appreciation for her son as he posted a video of Bryce’s viral highlight reel that surfaced online. She shared the video with an enthusiastic reaction and made it clear how proud she was of Bryce and his progress on the court. So, it’s only natural that Bryce would reciprocate the love from his mother as he wished her on this special day, and thanked her for being such an important part of his life.

Despite being such a huge part of their children’s lives, LeBron James and his wife, Savannah James, always prioritize their children’s needs and allow them to make their own choices. Whether it was Bronny James’ commitment to USC or any other decision, the couple has constantly emphasized the importance of personal growth and independence. This has led them to raise three responsible kids, and their friendly parenting style was seen yet again as Bryce James made a huge career decision that could even affect LeBron James himself.

Bryce James makes a bold career move that could affect LeBron James

It has been a season full of surprises for LeBron James and his family. Just under a year ago, James’ oldest son, Bronny, was drafted into the league by the Los Angeles Lakers. This allowed the 40-year-old veteran to fulfill his lifelong wish of sharing the NBA center-stage with his son for the first time. The father-son duo shared the floor in several games, but the move was the talk of the town for all the wrong reasons. While the Lakers’ season was wrapped up earlier than expected, there has been a new development in the James household.

That’s because LeBron and Savannah’s younger son, Bryce, has made a pivotal move in his hoops career. The 17-year-old hooper is set to start his college basketball journey at the University of Arizona this fall after committing to their prestigious program. Bryce enters the collegiate circuit as the 86th-ranked player in his class according to 247 Sports. Moreover, he’s viewed as a three-star prospect, unlike his brother Bronny, who was a five-star prospect out of high school. Nonetheless, Bryce is still developing as a player and could become a really lethal shooting guard in the future.

Meanwhile, his father is really proud of his son’s massive move in the hoops world and got a bit emotional while speaking about it. “My youngest son is headed off to college soon, so that’s another bird out the nest. Another emotional moment coming up with Bryce going off to Tucson to be an Arizona Wildcat.” James said on his podcast. Indeed, it’s an emotional move for the entire James family as it could also affect King James’ career as he might want to share a similar moment with Bryce as he did with Bronny. Will that happen? Only time will tell as we wish Bryce the best for his future in Arizona.