Being married to an NBA superstar sounds glamorous until the family starts living in different places. Savannah James is discovering that keeping a family together can be harder than winning a basketball championship.
The wife of LeBron James is facing a new set of challenges as the family’s living arrangements become increasingly complicated. With LeBron’s move to the Philadelphia 76ers, Savannah has been left with the difficult task of keeping everyone connected while different members of the family reside in three separate locations.
Savannah James revealed how STRESSFUL it’s been trying to keep her family together following LeBron James’ move to Philadelphia, as she now has to balance life between THREE DIFFERENT CITIES: New York, Philly, and Tucson 😲👀
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Apparently, being Mrs. James now comes with a full-time travel coordinator position.
“The crazy in my life is the fact that I have to figure out how to be three places at once,” Savannah said on an episode of “Baby, This is Keke Palmer.”
“I try not to think about it because I’m like it’s gonna stress me out. And I know it has to happen, but that is crazy.”
Most families complain about getting everyone to agree on a dinner time. Imagine trying to organize family time when everyone is living in different places. Suddenly, a simple Sunday dinner requires more planning than an NBA playoff schedule.
Savannah described New York as the primary meeting point between her and LeBron, who decided to live in the Big Apple while playing for the 76ers.
“So, New York will be the hub. So it’s LA, New York and Philly. And my son is in school in Tucson, Arizona. Trying to plan my life out like that is a little crazy for me right now,” she said.
Savannah, who turned 40 years old this summer, spent a lot of time reflecting on entering a new decade and how she wanted to approach anything that life threw at her.
“LeBron going to play in Philly, it’s going to be an adjustment, but it is going to work out. Zhuri going into middle school is an adjustment, but it’s going to work out. And then the boys are kind of living their own lives.
“But I think the way that it feels for me is that I feel different in myself, in the work that I’ve done and the way that I wanted to feel going into this milestone age.
“I am happy to be in this space right now; it feels good.”
Savannah deserves some credit. She might not be chasing championships, but keeping the James family together could be one of her toughest assignments yet.
