Prom has arrived bombers and bombshells; the time has come. Even professional athletes’ kids are among the teens globally preparing for their big departure.
LeBron James Jr., often known as Bronny, was among a group of teenagers who attended the prom in magnificent style. Bronny James, the son of LeBron and Savannah James, is not inexperienced with wearing a uniform. His father has established himself as a fashion and athletic all-star, and his mother is said to have a similar style.
Bronny dressed for the gala in a fitted Chrome Hearts suit and a Dior Timeless loafer. James Jr., who was styled by celebrity stylist Icon Billingsley, emphasized the Chrome Hearts crosses woven into the cloth by wearing the suit shirtless and heaping on silver jewelry.
Bronny’s mother, dressed in beautiful Prada attire, posed for photos with him before the commencement ceremony.
Bronny James Promises Donning Chrome Hearts
At the gala, James Bronny dressed to impress. Savannah James, the adolescent’s mother, shared photos of her son attending the prom in a Chrome Hearts suit on Instagram on Sunday. “Prom 2023,” Savannah said hastily. I’m not sure why I conveyed this sentiment.Bronny wore the band’s typical all-black outfit, emblazoned with black and white crosses, but omitted a collared shirt.
His fingers and wrists were decorated with silver jewellery, and he was seen wearing Dior loafers. Cameron Look, known for his photography of basketball’s most significant figures, took Bronny’s formal photographs.A month ago, it was announced that LeBron James’ child would attend USC and play basketball for the Trojans. Unaccompanied with the caption “Fight on #committeăn,” he published an Instagram photo of himself in a USC locker room.
Bronny played shooting guard for the Sierra Canyon Cougars in high school. Clearly undecided between Oregon, USC, and Ohio State, he ultimately elected to stay in California to be closer to his family.LeBron described his son’s birth as “one of the happiest days of my life.”
“To begin, I’d want to offer my warmest congratulations to Bronny on his decision. Both his family and I are really proud of him. … I did not pursue any advanced degrees. It gives me great pride to know that my kid is the first member of his family to seek higher education. His accomplishments have moved me to tears, and I am extremely excited to see where his adventure will take him. The day of distinction has arrived. Today, I could not afford to lose this game.
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