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LeBron James<\/strong><\/a> has gotten deeply personal over the last few weeks, sharing a more intimate look at different aspects of his life, from his finances to his marriage. During the latest episode of his wife’s podcast, LeBron got candid with his partner of 23 years about the idea of being single. While the Olympian and 21x NBA<\/strong><\/a> All-Star was adamant about staying by his wife’s side through thick and thin, he did take a swipe at the new generation of women, slamming them for creating unrealistic expectations for men.<\/p>\n Speaking with his wife, Savannah James, on the “Everybody’s Crazy” podcast, the NBA champion opened up about the idea of him being single.<\/p>\n “I know I don’t want to be alone, that’s for d-mn sure,” LeBron, 40, said. “If I have to fight, crawl, scratch, bite, whatever to keep mine. I got to keep it. I gotta do what I gotta do. I don’t want to be alone. I’m [from] an only child, single-parent household.”<\/p>\n LeBron, who began dating his wife during their high school years in Akron, Ohio, reiterated his love for the mother of his children, calling her “amazing.”<\/p>\n “The next time I’m alone, I’ll be up underneath,” he said.<\/p>\nLeBron James Doesn’t Like Thinking About The Idea Of Him Being Single<\/h2>\n
LeBron James Calls Out His Teammates’ Girlfriends<\/h2>\n