LeBron James recently capped off his 22nd season in the NBA.
The Los Angeles Lakers forward had yet another successful season in terms of overall statistics, but the team struggled in the postseason.
Los Angeles suffered a 4-1 series loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the first round of the NBA playoffs.
After the season, as LeBron James prepares to start his 23rd season in the league, he shared an exciting update on his son, Bryce James.
He's set to graduate from Sierra Canyon High School, but before concluding his high school career, Bryce James attended prom.
LeBron James shared a few photos of Bryce James on social media in his prom fit.
"PROM 2025 for the LEGEND BRYCE MAXIMUS @_justbryce," LeBron James said. "What a handsome Young ð¤´ð¾!! Always proud of you! Keep going UP kid! ð¤ð«¡ðªð¾ð."
Bryce James was wearing an all-black formal ensemble with a modern and polished look. The suit consists of a black blazer with satin lapels, paired with matching black trousers.
Underneath, he wore a black dress shirt buttoned all the way up. Bryce James accessorized the look with a cross necklace over a shorter chain, a brooch pinned to the blazer’s left lapel, a gold lapel pin, and a wristwatch and bracelet.
Upon the release of the post, some fans took to social media, sharing their thoughts on Bryce James' outfit.
"One thing about Bron is he gon support his family," said one fan.
"Bryce is clean ð¥ð¥ð¥ð¥," said another fan.
"Can’t believe how grown ð¥¹," mentioned one fan.
"Bron keeping the whole fam flyð¥," commented one fan.
"W bron," said one fan.
"Bryce pull up wit the crash timepiece!" said another fan.
Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James (6) and his son Bryce Maximus.
Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James (6) and his son Bryce Maximus.
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Bryce James is currently committed to the Arizona Wildcats, set to play in the Big 12 next season with head coach Tommy Lloyd.
Upon committing to Arizona, Bryce James was rated as a three-star recruit, ranked as the No. 44 shooting guard and the No. 258 overall player in the nation, per 247Sports.
Before making his decision to play for the Wildcats, LeBron James' son also received offers from Duquesne and Ohio State.