Savannah James, the influential wife of the Los Angeles Lakers‘ superstar, LeBron, appears to be preparing for a major personal change, and it’s one that could signal the end of her iconic blonde look.
In a subtle but telling social media post Thursday night, she teased followers with a cryptic caption and a behind-the-scenes glimpse into a hair makeover in progress as she undergoes her transformation.
The photo, which showed her long, signature golden locks wrapped in plastic and smothered in thick foam, immediately caught fans’ attention hinted at something more than just routine hair maintenance.
“Doing a thing,” Savannah captioned the post on Instagram, suggesting a new look that she perhaps even plans to reveal to her four-time NBA champion husband as a surprise.
This comes just weeks after the Los Angeles Lakers were knocked out of the NBA playoffs by the Minnesota Timberwolves, ending their campaign with a 103-96 loss on April 30.
As LeBron turns his focus to offseason projects and future career decisions, could Savannah‘s transformation offer him something new and interesting to focus upon too?
Savannah‘s decision to potentially part ways with her blonde mane may seem superficial to some, but in the context of her recent moves, it represents something deeper: Reinvention.
The decision comes after the mother of three recently launched Reframe Beauty, a facial care brand that reflects her passion for entrepreneurship. The new venture highlights her refined sense of purpose.
Michael Jordan weighs in on LeBron GOAT debate
LeBron is hailed as one of the greatest players in NBA history but now, sadly, navigates the twilight years of his athletic career at the age of 40 – 22 seasons after his debut for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
With the Lakers‘ playoff run ending earlier than expected, LeBron has stepped back from the spotlight momentarily. Interestingly, this moment of personal expression coincides with ongoing debates around his legacy and Michael Jordan has weighed in.
A recent report quoted a source close to Jordan saying the former-Chicago Bulls star “laughs at half” of the comments made during GOAT debates and actually “respects LeBron a lot more than most people know.”
The six-time NBA champion who retired in 2003, reportedly finds much of the debate to be boring but also believes it is “toxic” and “a cult,” with him tired of “being the golden calf.”
Recently, it was announced that Jordan will take on a “special contributor role” with NBC starting next season. One of his main motivations is to “set the record straight,” “change the narrative,” and give credit where it is due.
Jordan intends to acknowledge not only LeBron but other current NBA stars like Steph Curry, Nikola Jokic, and Luka Doncic, all of whom he considers “generational talents who need more respect.”
This new role highlights Jordan‘s desire to reshape public perception, moving away from the polarizing GOAT debate and toward a more nuanced recognition of basketball’s evolving landscape.
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