LeBron James seems to be taking advantage of his unplanned break from basketball. The 37-year-old NBA icon shared a video montage on Instagram that showcases his vacation in the Maldives with his loved ones and buddies. In the caption, James expressed his gratitude towards life with prayer and crown emojis.
LeBron James, the basketball superstar aged 37, recently posted a compilation of footage from his vacation on Instagram. He is currently holidaying with his loved ones in the Maldives, and their stay appears to be at the Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru, which is a lavish destination that features waterfront villas, beach villas, and three-bedroom water suites. James has been enjoying the picturesque scenery by taking part in various activities such as bike rides, walks on the beach, breathtaking sunsets, boat rides, and indulgent dinners. He shared a toast with his companions during their luxurious getaway, where he was accompanied by his wife of eight years, Savannah (35), his confidante, Ernie Ramos, and his wife, DJ Bamboozle, and Fara Leff, COO of Klutch Sports, among others, according to TMZ. James chose to set his highlight reel to the track ‘TO THE MOON’ by Jnr Choi and Sam Tompkins.
The veteran of the NBA was spotted cycling along the tropical getaway.
During his spring break, James enjoyed the breathtaking scenery around him. In a recent advertisement for Crypto.com’ser Bowl, LeBron James is depicted time traveling. Meanwhile, Savannah, James’ wife and mother to their three children, shared a clip of their luxurious vacation in the Maldives. She expressed her satisfaction with the trip, saying it was one for the books. Although he has had an illustrious career spanning 18 years, including playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers and Miami Heat, James took to Twitter last week to express his disappointment at missing the playoffs for only the fourth time. He vowed not to miss the postseason again in his career.
The Lakers had a disappointing season with a record of 33-49, and James missed several games due to injuries. He expressed his frustration with the team’s performance, stating that he hates losing and feels terrible about it. However, James still managed to make an impact on the court, averaging 30.3 points, 8.2 rebounds, and 6.2 assists per game. He also reached a significant milestone by surpassing Karl Malone to become the league’s second-highest scorer in history with 37,062 career points, second only to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar with 38,387 points.
It’s expected that James will make a comeback to the Lakers in the 2022-2023 season, as this marks the final year of his contract. He’ll be earning approximately $44.5 million per annum.
