That prompts some people to liken Bronny James, 15-year-old athlete son of the Los Angeles Lakers star, to his famous dad as one critic writes, 'He is colorstruck like his dad.'
- May 14, 2020
AceShowbiz - Bronny James faces fan backlash over his recent video on TikTok. In the said video, the son of NBA player LeBron James appeared to hint at his preference when it comes to woman and it seemed like the video was not appreciated by some girls.
Just like other TikTok users, Bronny posted a video in which he and his friend sent each other photos of the baddest girls on their radar in texts. People, however, noticed the absence of dark-skinned girls among the girls that were featured in the video, prompting fans to slam the athlete.
"damn do you like your own race," one comment read. "Notice how they're all white or lightskinned," another fan said, while someone else questioned, "No black queens?"
Others, on the other hand, likened Bronny to his famous dad. "He is colorstruck like his dad," a person said. "Like father like son, i'm not suprised and i won't be suprised if he marries out of his race either. it is what it is. Young black women should feel no ways about this," another Internet user added.
One naysayer was convinced that "he gets it from his daddy," before wondering how his mother "Savannah [Brinson] feels about this?" Also bringing in Savannah into the topic, another fan wrote, "I'm thinking of Savanah. Girl is probably going to end up with a white daughter in law who'll be coming for her son's coins and probably say some dumb s**t at the dinner table."
This arrives after LeBron was accused of cheating on Savannah with a woman named Sofia Jamora, who is apparently a friend of model and former Miss Idaho USA Erza Haliti. Haliti made the accusations on her now-deleted Instagram Story post in which she alleged, "Am I the only one that's not a fan of LeBron? I guess I've never been a fan of guys that cheat on their wives especially with @sofiajamora."
In respose to the claims, Jamora tweeted, "People don't recognize how much words can actually hurt," before she later deleted the post alongside a picture of herself taken during the Los Angeles Lakers game. Savannah and LeBron, meanwhile, have yet to comment on the matter.
