“He can call me 23, or Bron, or GOAT if he wants to”- LeBron James says Bronny can’t call him “dad” in the workplace… More details below 👇👇👇

LeBron James drops a bombshell, revealing he prefers to be called “23,” “Bron,” or even “GOAT” rather than “Dad” when it comes to the workplace. The NBA legend makes it clear that in the professional arena, titles take precedence over family roles.

LeBron has already set boundaries for his son once they start sharing the Lakers locker room.

There’s a lot of uncertainty surrounding LeBron James’ upcoming stint with the Los Angeles Lakers. With his team unable to acquire another impact player who could help him and resident superstar Anthony Davis turn the Lakers’ fortunes around, the 20-time All-Star will have to put a heavy load on his 39-year-old shoulders once again.

However, “The King” recently made one thing clear: he will not be called “dad” by his son and Lakers teammate Bronny James when they’re working in the NBA.

Bronny can call him “Bron” or “2-3”

an upcoming episode of “The Shop,” the four-time league MVP divulged that he and his 19-year-old son have already discussed the dynamics of their relationship once they leave the house and head to work for the Lakers. And the veteran forward made it very clear to his eldest son that he would not be referred to as “dad” when they’re on the court or in the practice facility.

“We already laid that down. He cannot call me ‘dad’ in the workplace,” LeBron said. “Once we leave out of the practice facility and the gates close, I can be ‘dad’ again.”

Rather than dad, LeBron said his son can call him “Bron,” “2-3,” or even “GOAT” if he wants to. The choice is his to make