LeBron James has always put up his family life for show. He often posts wholesome and tender moments of his family life on his social media. James, especially, shows off his sons Bronny and Bryce to the public. Both are pretty high profile basketball players at the high school level.

Today, Bron posted a video on Instagram where he is playing hoops with his sons. He was seen enjoying it, along with his kids.

Bronny was very entertaining throughout the video, while Bryce was the quieter one. LeBron showed every person seeing that video how big of a “dad” he is. Bronny’s references to Rainbow Six, especially, went over his head.

This video promoted reactions from Shareef O’Neal and rapper Travis Scott. Scott wrote, “I’m pulling up next time”. Shareef wrote that the ” Real Ones” know that you have to get the layup after the miss.

LeBron James’ kids both play for Sierra Canyon High School

Both of LeBron’s kids are high school basketball players. Bronny is on the verge of playing college-level basketball, while Bryce is turning out to be the real star kid.

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Bronny is limited to playing high school basketball, for now. His career might just bloom like his father’s if his development goes well. LeBron was a high valued high school prospect. Unlike LeBron though, Bronny is not going to get drafted to an NBA team at the age of 18.

LeBron James now has two of his sons playing high school basketball for the very same school. Bryce, like his brother Bronny, attends Sierra Canyon High School. Bryce would hope to reach the heights his brother has in that school.  His videos and pictures have reminded everyone of how LeBron James played at 14 years of age in Akron, Ohio.

At age 14, Bryce is already taller than Bronny. Bronny stands at 1.88 metres, hence Bryce can turn out to be a better prospect. The older brother is eligible to be drafted in 2024 and LeBron has already stated that he wouldn’t retire without playing once with Bronny.

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LeBron wants to leave a great legacy behind for his kids and his fans. Both of his sons being players will add greatly to that legacy.