It seems that LeBron James has been noticed endorsing images shared on social media by a cosplay streamer.
Oshun Guerra, known as @cubandavinci on TikTok and @DaFogell on X, shared multiple photos of herself with the caption, “This person in my DMs claims I’m prettyyyy.”
Many fans across the league observed that LeBron had liked the post and promptly captured screenshots of it.
It appears that he has since retracted his like.
Fans of LeBron on X wasted no time in harassing Guerra across various social media platforms. In a now-deleted tweet, Guerra mentioned that she even received death threats.
This isn’t the first time LeBron has faced accusations of interacting with online models and female personalities.
In 2022, Instagram model Just Ghazal claimed that LeBron was among several celebrities “creeping” on her Instagram.
There was also significant attention given to LeBron allegedly sliding into the DMs of Instagram model Heidi V. Hoback back in 2017.
While the exact details of these incidents remain unclear, it’s widely known that many NBA players use their wealth and fame to attract women via social media.
LeBron has carefully crafted a “family man” image over the years, and his fans will be hoping that these accusations hold no truth.
LeBron James discusses the attempted trade with the Golden State Warriors and the timing of Bronny’s draft.
LeBron James has publicly addressed ESPN’s report regarding the Golden State Warriors’ attempt to acquire him during the trade deadline for the first time.
Speaking during All-Star Weekend on Inside The NBA, James revealed that he learned about the situation at the same time as the public. He acknowledged that there are often discussions happening behind closed doors that players might not be aware of until they become more concrete. In this case, the trade speculation never reached him directly.
LeBron emphasized that the rumors involving the Warriors didn’t progress far, stating, “It didn’t go far at all. I actually heard about it when everybody else heard about it.”
During his appearance on the ‘Inside’ show, LeBron James also discussed his son Bronny James’ future in basketball. He revealed that Bronny, currently in his freshman season with USC, has yet to make a decision regarding entering the NBA draft.
“It’s up to him, it’s up to the kid,” James stated. He emphasized that they would go through the entire process, taking into account Bronny’s ongoing commitments such as the Pac-12 tournament. Ultimately, the decision would be left to Bronny himself.
In a lighthearted moment, TNT’s Kenny Smith joked about Bronny not feeling pressured to enter the NBA and start earning money, considering the James family’s financial status. LeBron laughed along and clarified, “It’s definitely not financial.”
Despite his current statistics of averaging 5.7 points, 2.9 rebounds, and 2.6 assists in 20 minutes per game, Bronny is recognized as a proficient defender. However, he is not currently ranked among the top 60 prospects in any major mock drafts.
