Savannah James (Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images)

Being the wife to LeBron James is no easy feat. With all the spotlight and media attention, Savannah James has to take every step in a measured way. One can imagine her life is all merry and daisy due to her billionaire husband, but the reality is far from that. The challenges in Savannah’s life still remain constant, just like she had back in her high school days though in a different form.

On a recent episode of the “Everyone’s Crazy” podcast, Savannah revealed some shocking experiences of her past life, especially during her high school year. “I had to defend myself,” Savannah said. “I had a lot of that. I had girls who didn’t like me and couldn’t tell anybody why they didn’t like me. My whole group of friends, it was tough. It was a lot.”

Mrs. James also added that most of her fights were because of her allegiance to her friends and not because of her being on bad terms with someone.

Savannah has kept things private, mostly since her marriage to the Lakers star. Her handling of the James household alongside her business proves the grit she has, which has yet to fizzle since her high school years. But this wasn’t the only shocking revelation Savannah made, as she had more in store to stun her audience.

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During the podcast, callers share their crazy experiences or ask for suggestions to deal with problems in their lives. One of the callers brought up that having premarital sex was a regretful decision. Co-host April McDaniel revealed that she lost her virginity at 19, to which Savannah replied, “Sorry I know some people who said nine years old.”

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“Nine is crazy where’s your f**king mom? Who’s having sex at 9? Not even a full penis,” replied a shocked McDaniel said. “You should also not be losing your virginity at 14.”

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“Realistically I think you should be at an age where you understand the responsibilities of having sex. Maybe 17 or 18,” said Savannah about the issue. She also mentioned that she did not like her first time, but that’s all in the past now.

The 37-year-old entrepreneur is now focusing on her family with the eldest son, Bronny’s biggest life decision coming soon as the 2024 NBA Draft is just a month away.