LeBron James’ son Bryce reposts dig at Darvin Ham after Lakers’ ugly playoff exit
NY Post
Bryce James has entered the chat.
LeBron James’ 16-year-old son raised eyebrows when a TikTok video was reposted to his page that trolled Lakers head coach Darvin Ham after L.A.’s season-ending loss to the Nuggets in Game 5 of their first-round playoff series Monday night.
“The Nuggets are on a 15-0 run,” the image read, which featured a photo of the cartoon character Arthur smiling with his hands in his pockets.
As of Wednesday morning, the video was still posted on Bryce’s TikTok page under the repost tab.
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