Savannah James, the wife of NBA superstar LeBron James, has shared her take on infidelity in relationships, with her podcast recently returning for a second season.
Lebron and Savannah have been together since their teens and the former has managed to keep his reputation and marriage intact while navigating a career spanning over 20 years. He hasn’t had a single scandal to date, although unfounded rumors have popped up here and there.
LBJ isn’t known to have ever stepped out on his marriage, yet his wife still has some strong opinions on “side chicks” and “sneaky links.”
Savannah discussed the differences between the two terms during a recent episode of her ‘Everybody’s Crazy’ podcast, claiming she hates both of them, as well as the phrase “wifey.”
According to the NBA WAG, side chicks and sneaky links are “too much,” and people should just stay single if they want to sleep around.
She then explained her distaste for the term “wifey,” having revealed she didn’t agree to be introduced as LeBron’s wife until they were actually married.
“When I tell you I hate, LOATH, ‘wifey’ with my whole entire soul,” she said. “Because (redacted) don’t call me your wifey. I’m not. I’m not. I had to politely tell my husband back in the day.”
#LeBronJames’ Wife Savannah Hates The Term “Wifey” + Reacts To Side Chicks & Sneaky Links (🎥 @everybodyscrzy) pic.twitter.com/9StUl7C5Sf
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LeBron James Exposed For Having Wild Parties
As noted above, there have been rumors claiming LeBron is not as squeaky clean as we might think. Podcast host Sofia Franklyn made some claims in late 2022, suggesting that LeBron James cheats on his wife regularly.
“LeBron James has various parties, constantly where NDAs need to be signed and women are at. You didn’t know that? You didn’t know LeBron’s a cheetah,” Franklyn stated.
That was about the depth of it, as nothing resulted from the allegations.
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Source: USA Today
