James and company eliminated the Rockets in Game 6 and managed to advance to the Western Conference semifinals. However, reporters were quick to talk to the NBA legend about NFL star Will Anderson Jr. after the game.
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The Houston Texans defensive end has become an instant star in the AFC South and even earned a monster payday in recent weeks. Anderson Jr. earned a $150 million contract with Houston after helping the team reach the AFC playoffs in 2025.
No way man lmaoo. LeBron was asked about Texans DE Will Anderson Jr after the game:“That’s my fourth child. He and Bronny are twins and no one knows. Savannah and I have been trying to keep it a secret for a long time.”
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However, James’ connection to Anderson Jr. stems from a fun comparison between the Texans star and one of the sons of NBA greats.
Anderson Jr and James share a fun moment in the NBA Playoffs
The Texans pass rusher bears an uncanny resemblance to James’ oldest son, Bronny, who also plays for the Lakers. LeBron was quick to get in on the joke after Los Angeles earned its spot in the next round.
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“That’s my fourth child,” James jokingly told reporters. “He and Bronny are twins and no one knows. Savannah and I have been trying to keep it a secret for a long time.”
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Fans were quick to chime in on social media regarding Bronny’s resemblance. However, Anderson Jr. can put the rumors to rest after growing up in Georgia and going on to star for the Alabama Crimson Tide.
Meanwhile, James’ hilarious encounter with Anderson Jr. actually began during the game when the Lakers forward fell to the floor during a layup attempt. The Texans star was quick to generously help James up from his courtside seat.
Both Anderson Jr. and James share the same agency, Klutch Sports, which represents many top athletes.
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Klutch’s extensive roster includes Jalen Hurts, Tyrese Maxey, Anthony Davis and more than 600 other NBA, NFL and MLB players.