The James family loves to stay busy. LeBron hoops during the season and swings a golf during the offseason. Or flies out to China for his brand. Then there’s Savannah, who herself is a multitasker. Hosting her own podcast, being the owner of her own skincare brand. All while being a mother of three beautiful kids. But Savannah does not let her busy professional life get in the way of her being there for her children. In fact, she takes a hands-on approach when it comes to them, especially her daughter Zhuri!

Despite having a long day due to travel, Savannah did not think twice before spending some quality time with her daughter. The mother-daughter shared an adorable moment as they posted a dance clip on Instagram. In the video, Zhuri and Savannah are seen dancing with smiles on their faces. While the video in itself was quite hilarious and cute, what made it even more interesting was the caption. “After a 7-hour travel day from AZ to CA😖😮‍💨😂,” the Reframe Beauty owner wrote.

Savannah was probably coming home after a long day traveling all the way from Arizona. (Might’ve flown to witness her younger son, Bryce, make his college basketball debut). As expected, this level of dedication and love toward her kids struck a chord with the fans, but they weren’t the only ones who loved her incredible effort. LeBron James himself took to the comments section to show some love to the mother and daughter duo. “AYYYYYEEEEE!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍,” James commented.

The Lakers veteran, otherwise a family man, didn’t wish to stay away from the family. Nonetheless, this wasn’t the first time the mother and daughter duo had made huge waves on the internet through their chemistry. Savannah loves documenting her quality moments with Zhuri and sharing them with her massive fan following, and the list is long. It starts all the way from Zhuri and her performing viral trends to LeBron James’ daughter playing basketball; the fans have witnessed it all.

Again, this wasn’t the only family moment the James household shared in the past few days. While King James is busy gearing up for the upcoming NBA campaign with the Purple & Gold, and Savannah and Zhuri are enjoying quality time together, Bryce James recently reached a massive milestone in his life after making his much-awaited unofficial debut for the University of Arizona in an exhibition matchup.

Bryce James makes his first appearance for the Wildcats

Earlier this year, Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James’ youngest son, Bryce James, became the latest from the James bloodline to send a shockwave to the basketball world. This came after the shooting guard committed to the University of Arizona to tip off his hoops journey. Since then, everyone had been eagerly awaiting Bryce’s debut, and the day finally came on Friday when the 18-year-old made his first appearance for the Wildcats in their Red-Blue Showcase in Uncle Shaquille O’Neal’s presence.

Bryce started alongside the likes of other college stars such as Koa Peat, Motiejus Krivas, Anthony Dell’Orso, and Jaden Bradley for Team Blue. Meanwhile, Dwayne Aristode, Ivan Kharchenkov, Brayden Burries, Evan Nelson, and Tobe Awaka led the lineup for Team Red, who ultimately came out on top with a 45-44 win over James’ team. Although this is LeBron James’ youngest son’s first taste of college basketball, he did put up a commendable performance on the night.

Bryce James managed to put up three points along with an assist and a block each while committing no turnovers in 18 minutes of action. While these stats are not the most impressive, it’s safe to say that the shooting guard is still getting accustomed to collegiate basketball. Nonetheless, this is yet another major achievement for the James household, who were nowhere to be seen on Friday. While Savannah James’ caption indicates that she was in attendance, LeBron James’ absence was expected.

Even though LeBron James could not be there for his son, he reposted a post celebrating his son’s debut for the Arizona Wildcats. Moreover, while his father couldn’t make it on his special night, Bryce still had support from her girlfriend. Now, everyone will be interested in seeing how the 18-year-old guard does in his freshman year for his team, as we all await the new college basketball season.