The topic revolves around allegations made by Instagram models claiming that NBA stars LeBron James and Steph Curry have been unfaithful to their wives.

These claims seem to have been sparked by a broader discussion initiated by Cam Newton’s comments on women’s roles, which led to a social media debate.

Brittany Renner,¹ a well-known figure on social media, added fuel to the fire with a tweet that implied many men cheat on their wives with women who look nothing like their spouses.

The situation escalated when Instagram gossip pages and models began to chime in, with one model, Jayden Robinson, making a bold claim that either LeBron James or Steph Curry is “10000%” cheating on their wife.

Another model supported Renner’s comments,¹ suggesting that the cheating involves women of a different race than the athletes’ wives.

Sofia Jamora, a model previously linked to LeBron James, spoke up to deny the allegations, stating she had never been with LeBron and did not even know him. She also pointed out that she is not white, addressing the racial aspect of the rumors.

It’s important to note that these are just allegations and should be treated as gossip unless proven otherwise. LeBron James has maintained a clean public image and has been known for his commitment to his family and philanthropic activities.

The claims have not been substantiated with concrete evidence, and the individuals involved have denied them.

The discussion highlights the impact of social media on celebrity lives and the rapid spread of rumors.¹ It also brings to light the scrutiny public figures face and the consequences of statements made in the public domain.

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