LeBron James' wife Savannah James and daughter Zhuri get love from Diddy's ex Yung Miami - "Black girl magic"

LeBron James' wife, Savannah, has been his rock since high school, and she continues to do it all for her family, including Bronny, Bryce, and Zhuri. While the men in the James household stay focused on basketball, the younger of the bunch, Zhuri, plays volleyball.

That's why Savannah made sure to be there for her in her latest game. James took to Instagram to send her daughter some love and support during her game.

With that in mind, Yung Miami, Diddy's ex-girlfriend, made sure to praise and support Zhuri.

"She's so cute! Black girl magic," Miami wrote in the post.

Image via Savannah James (IG)

LeBron James' wife Savannah hope Zhuri, Bronny and Bryce make the Olympics

LeBron James has been at the forefront of the sports industry for more than two decades now, but he's inching closer to the end of his career. Even so, the James last name will still carry plenty of weight in the NBA, as his firstborn, Bronny James, has already made it to the league. Bryce, the younger son, is also striving to follow his father's steps.

With that in mind, Savannah reflected on the family's experience at the 2024 Paris Olympics. She talked about how they made the most of the opportunity, knowing that this could potentially be LeBron's last time in the Olympics.

Even so, she hopes that one day, maybe one of their children will also get the nod to represent Team USA on the ultimate stage.

"Looking at the fact that this would be the last time that we would have an experience where their dad would be playing in the Olympics or anybody," Savannah said on her podcast.

"Until maybe Bronny gets called up, or Bryce gets called up, or maybe even Zhuri playing volleyball. But yeah, that’s the last time for a while. We'll be spectators up until then," she added.

Those are some steep aspirations for her offspring, and Bronny and Bryce will have to put in a lot of work to come close to it.

As for little Zhuri, she's just walking her first steps as an athlete, but given her privileged gene pool, all the support and resources she has at her disposal, she also may one day compete at the highest level.