There is no shame in Savannah James‘ game. During a recent episode of her “Everybody’s Crazy” podcast, Savannah, wife of NBA star LeBron James, opened up about her experiences with strip clubs, admitting she has a deep affinity for them.
This wouldn’t be the first time that someone from the famous James family has been candid with the public about their behind-the-scenes persona. In a 2025 episode, LeBron spoke openly with Savannah and others about their relationship and his fears about ending up single.
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Savannah James Details Her ‘Love’ Of Strip Clubs
Speaking with her co-host, April McDaniel, Savannah opened up about how the strip club became one of her “favorite” pastimes.
“I love the strip club,” the mother of three said, calling it “one of my favorite” things to do to relax and separate from some of life’s biggest moments.
The conversation continued, with Savannah calling out some of her favorite establishments in Atlanta, Georgia, and Houston, Texas.
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Social Media Reacts To Savannah James Speaking Freely About Strip Clubs
A clip of Savannah’s confession was shared on X, formerly Twitter, and garnered a range of responses from social media users who found the podcaster’s admission to be out of line.
“Women want to stand toe to toe with [men] so bad,” a user wrote. “They actually think this is normal.”
American sports columnist Jason Whitlock also commented, “Has a daughter,” which seemed to express his disapproval of Savannah’s leisure activities as well.
Other users, however, defended Savannah, with one writing, “So what if she has a daughter. Since she loves the strip club it’s gonna be bad on her daughter?”
Another wrote, “Wtf wrong [with] liking the strip club?? Y’all folks get lamer everyday!!”
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LeBron Shares Interesting Message About Relationships Online After Savannah’s Confession
It’s unclear whether Savannah has ever visited a strip club with her superstar husband, but LeBron has been extremely candid in the past about navigating challenging times in his marriage.
Days after Savannah’s podcast episode aired, the Los Angeles Lakers star shared a message on his Instagram Stories about relationships.
“Behind every happy couple is the reality that a relationship isn’t 50/50,” the post read. “Some days, one person is struggling-whether it’s stress, grief, or exhaustion, and the other has to step up and hold steady. Happy couples don’t keep score.”
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In 2025, LeBron spoke with media personality Speedy Morman on his “360” show about his marriage, according to an earlier report from The Blast. During their conversation, LeBron addressed the belief that his relationship with Savannah is “picture perfect,” denying the claims almost instantly.
“It’s not, man,” he said. “I’m gonna be honest. A relationship is never picture perfect.”
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LeBron Talks Fighting Through Difficult Moments
As the conversation continued, LeBron, who has been with Savannah since the early 2000s, admitted that he has navigated difficult moments with his wife. For him, though, fighting for their union makes all of the hiccups worth it.
“… if you’re OK with working through the hardships and the adverse moments, then it will make it all worth it, man,” he said. “We’ve been together since high school, so sh-t ain’t always going to be a bed of roses, man — in any relationship, let alone someone you’ve been living with for 20 years.”
“I know I don’t want to be alone, that’s for d-mn sure,” LeBron said. “If I have to fight, crawl, scratch, bite, whatever to keep mine. I got to keep it. I gotta do what I gotta do. I don’t want to be alone. I’m [from] an only child, single-parent household.”
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What’s The Secret Behind LeBron And Savannah’s Thriving Marriage?
Savannah has also admitted that things with LeBron haven’t always been a walk in the park.
According to The Blast, the socialite has acknowledged the “ebbs and flows” that come with being someone’s lifelong partner. However, those ups and downs have helped her become a better spouse by learning to “give grace.”
“You never know what people — or your significant other, for that matter — are going through. I appreciate that same sentiment,” she said. “You can’t depend on someone else for your happiness. You have to be happy.”
