LeBron James has been ruling on and off the basketball court for the last 21 years. From being an 18-year-old to becoming the King, he has come a long way and is largely controversy-free. Hence, when the social media trolls tried to put him in a controversy regarding Jeanie Buss, he was having none of it.

LeBron James’s recent Instagram photo with wife Savannah from the Vanity Fair Oscar Party helped allay rumors about their relationship that had been raised after the viral video incident involving him and Jeanie Buss.

The pair appeared in several pictures together, showing support for one another and erasing any suggestion of disagreement.

Even though the post appeared to be a smooth transition from the controversy, trolls were still able to find it. The pictures, despite the jokes, gave fans a sense of cohesion and reassured them that everything was fine in the James family.

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During the widely shared video, NBA analyst Rachel Nichols offered her analysis on LeBron’s contract status, speculating that his interactions with Jeanie Buss may be calculated as he maneuvers through negotiations for a possible max contract. Nichols emphasized the significance of utilizing favorable relationships in contract negotiations while highlighting LeBron’s desire for a lucrative multi-year deal.

There has also been conjecture regarding LeBron’s intentions, with some stating that his choices might depend on his son Bronny James’ NBA chances. LeBron’s next moves are still unknown as Bronny navigates his collegiate basketball career, especially considering the Lakers’ current standings and probable play-in tournament participation.

LeBron’s public show of support for Savannah in the wake of these events not only reassures fans but also asserts control over the narrative surrounding his personal life.

LeBron’s ability to control public perception is still evidence of his strategic ability both on and off the court, even as he negotiates a contract and takes family matters into account.