9-year old "Bronny James" at 2014 AAU Championships!
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LeBron James eldest 9-year old son, Bronny James/LeBron James Jr. and his AAU team, the Miami City Ballers are competing in the 4th Grade Boys Division One National Basketball Championships this week in Lexington, KY. He led his AAU level basketball team to the fourth grade national championship.
LeBron James also paid a visit to his Bronny James AAU game in Lexington, and chats with Kentucky Wildcats coach John Calipari.
Back in 2016, the 11-year-old son of the Cleveland Cavaliers star, has “standing scholarship offers” from both Duke and Kentucky, according to ESPN.
● His father, LeBron James is 32 years old now, and he entered the NBA league back in 2003 with the Cleveland Cavaliers, and he had been playing at the Quicken Loans Arena for almost 11 years now. Sports Illustrated put him on the cover the prior year as a high school junior with the claimed tagline: “The Chosen One.” Nike inked him to a seven-year, $90 million deal while he was still in high school. James has become the superstar icon in Cleveland itself, and the Cleveland Cavaliers has decided to place a new LeBron James banner outside of Quicken Loans Arena.
LeBron James has been one of the hottest names on the endorsement trail as well, locking up partnerships with Nike, Coca-Cola (Sprite), Beats By Dre, State Farm Insurance, Kia Motors, Intel, Progressive Insurance, Samsung, Verizon Wireless, McDonald's, Powerade, and Blaze Pizza.
James is on the Mount Rushmore of the most influential and popular active athletes on the planet. His 41 million Facebook followers is second behind only Cristiano Ronaldo among athletes. He sells more of his signature shoes for Nike than any other active athlete.
Back in 2016, LeBron James has reportedly donated an unprecedented $41 million to put 1,100 Ohio kids through college, which is part of his partnership with the University Of Akron, in which kids enrolled in his "I Promise" program will have the opportunity to receive a fully guaranteed four-year college scholarship. Through his "I Promise" program, students who are qualified will get a scholarship that will cover their entire college degree tuition and the general service fee from the university.
LeBron James' kids are all grown up now, and there are 3 of them LeBron James Jr. (13 years old ), Bryce Maximus James (10 years old ) and daughter Zhuri James (3 years old) as of 2018.