Savannah James (Photo by Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images for Vanity Fair)
Savannah James is unique in that she has both a husband and a son in the NBA right now, but she does have her own stuff going on despite spending most of her time supporting her family in whatever way she’s required to.

LeBron James is one of the most famous athletes on the planet, and his son Bronny will demand lots of attention once his professional career really gets underway. They will become the first father-son duo to play in the NBA, barring something wild.

Savannah, the woman who’s been keeping it all together for the James family, created her own space, having launched a podcast called ‘Everyobody’s Crazy’ earlier this year.

The show’s inaugural season had seven episodes and picked up many fans. They were very excited to learn that a second season is coming, with Savannah announcing as much this week.

Savannah James Reveals Return Date For ‘Everybody’s Crazy’

“Season two is coming August 6th and it’s even crazier,” James and April McDaniel, her co-host, revealed in an Instagram post.

“Yayyyyyyy I’m so ready lol I been missing my weekly dose!” a fan wrote.

“Yessssssssssssssss I’m so excited,” said another.

The show is unlike many out there as it allows fans to call in and speak to Savannah and April.

The ‘Everybody’s Crazy’ podcast has racked up 21,000 subscribers on YouTube and 79,800 following its launch at the end of April. LeBron wore show merch while attending a recent WNBA game, giving his wife some free advertising.

It’s headed back after a two-month break, and it appears fans cannot wait.

NBA Legend Karl Malone Reportedly Claims To Have Finally Made Peace With His Former NFLer Son After Impregnating His 13-Year-Old Mother As A 20-Year-Old

Karl Malone and Demetress Bell (Photos via Getty Images)
NBA legend Karl Malone has again come under fire for his scandalous past following an online rumor claiming he has finally made peace with his son.

It’s been widely known that the former Utah Jazz star had a son with a 13-year-old while he was a fully grown adult, though he never dealt with any consequences.

Malone, now 60, had a son conceived with a 13-year-old Gloria Bell when he was 20. He refused to acknowledge or support him, only meeting him once before they agreed to work on their relationship in 2014.

The son, Demetress Bell, went by the name Demetrius until finding out it was actually spelled “Demetress” in 2012. He was also a basketball player and went to play for Northwestern State College on a scholarship but opted to focus on football, leading to a five-year career in the NFL.