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LeBron James’ childhood sweetheart, Savannah has shared the King’s life for more than two decades now. However, she shared some quite surprising anecdotes about her years in high school, where she also met the Lakers star…

In terms of a model couple in the NBA, that formed by LeBron James and his wife Savannah is one of the best examples to follow.

Where certain players multiply their conquests, the winger on the contrary avoids temptation, sometimes even by fleeing female fans.

As a result, he has now been sharing the life of his sweetheart for more than 20 years, with whom he has had three children to date.

Although she is very active on social networks, we know very little about her wife’s past.

Guest on the Everybody’s Crazy podcast a few days ago, Savannah, however, revealed a little more about herself and her confessions are surprising.

She admits that she spent her time fighting in high school:

Savannah James’ stormy high school years

I don’t like to fight. But I had to defend myself. I’ve had a lot of them.

I had girls who didn’t like me and couldn’t tell anyone why they didn’t like me.

It was hard for my whole group of friends. It was a lot… I feel like a lot of the fights I had were because I was an ally of my friends.

Remember that at that time, Savannah had already met LBJ and it was even in high school that they started dating.

Enough to attract animosity, even jealousy, from certain people his senior when Bron was already nicknamed the Chosen One by the media?

It’s possible. However, all this is in the past now and NBA fans are more than kind towards the person concerned.

Savannah is THE woman who is truly faithful

It seems like she’s always been a champion, both on and off the field!🏀💪

The least we can say is that Savannah James’ high school years were quite tumultuous. Perhaps the target of his comrades because of his relationship with a LeBron who was already a real phenomenon at that time, these troubles however did not harm his union with the future Hall of Famer. Good for them.