Savannah James may not have been on the dating scene in decades, but that hasn’t stopped her from trying to help a close friend figure it all out. On a recent episode of her podcast Everybody’s Crazy, Savannah shared a humorous and heartfelt moment with her co-host and business partner, April McDaniel, as the two discussed April’s struggles in modern dating.
McDaniel, founder of creative agency Crown + Conquer, admitted that navigating today’s dating culture hasn’t been easy. “I’m bad at the game of dating,” she confessed, opening the door for some playful but supportive commentary from Savannah.
With a laugh, Savannah replied, “And I ain’t dated in a hundred years and I be trying to get this girl on the game board.” The moment sparked light teasing between the friends, showcasing their chemistry and long-standing relationship.
“Like, who would try to roast me like that?” April responded, poking fun at Savannah’s effort to coach her through her dating life.
But Savannah’s intentions were genuine. “It’s a shame you don’t teach me the dating game. Sorry. Can somebody call in and teach April McDaniel the game of dating? And I’m not talking about Pop the Balloon,” she joked, referring to a party game to emphasize her point.
A heartfelt glimpse into Savannah’s private life
Though most of the episode was light and playful, there was a touching moment when April asked Savannah about the most extravagant thing she’s ever bought. Savannah responded not with mention of fashion, cars, or jewelry-but a home for her parents in Las Vegas.
It was a glimpse into her values: family-first, generous, and quietly impactful.
Savannah James, who has been married to LeBron James for over ten years and has been in the public eye throughout her husband’s legendary NBA career, typically keeps a low profile. However, her recent work on Everybody’s Crazy is offering fans a closer look into her personality-equal parts down-to-earth, witty, and deeply compassionate.
Her conversations with April, who is navigating the complexities of dating as a successful businesswoman, are resonating with listeners not just because of the celebrity connection, but because of the relatability and humor they bring to everyday topics.
While Savannah may joke that she hasn’t dated in a hundred years, her insights-filled with authenticity and warmth-show that you don’t have to be in the dating game to understand the importance of real connection, support, and friendship.
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