LeBron James' wife Savannah James blushes with wide smile after revealing her hidden talent

LeBron James' wife Savannah James has spent a lot of time away from the public eye. After dedicating decades to bringing up her children, Mrs. James is finally speaking about herself more. She is letting the world know that she is far more than just the wife of arguably the greatest player in NBA history.

Recently, Savannah James revealed a hidden talent of hers on her podcast. With two guests from the "Star Cast: A Kid's Podcast," sharing the couch, she said that her hidden talent was doing hair and makeup really well.

"My hidden talent," Savannah said. "I don't know if that's so hidden coz I sometimes post it on Instagram, but I like doing hair and makeup and I am really good at it."

"I can tell," one of the kids hilariously remarked.

"Thank you girl! Thank you," blushing Savannah said with a huge smile on her face.

Savannah James has three kids; two sons and a daughter. Her eldest son, Bronny James, plays in the NBA for the LA Lakers with his father. Her second son, Bryce James, is 17 and also trying to make it to the NBA. Her daughter, Zhuri Nova James, was born on October 22, 2014.

Savannah James recalls the time she wanted to fight a man for Bronny

It is hard for any parent to bear the sight of anyone else talking badly about their children. While Savannah James has largely maintained a very calm demeanor in public life, she revealed that she sometimes becomes a ferocious mama bear when it comes to protecting her children.

In the same episode, a caller asked the hosts about how to maintain her cool when someone was criticizing her son during the game. Savannah said that she usually stays away from people so that she doesn't have to hear anything that might provoke her.

"I try to stay away," she said. "Not stay from the game, just from people so I don't hear. But I can't say that I didn't try it a couple times with a baby on my hip." [36:05]

Savannah James later hilariously added that it was when she started to attend her children's games that she learned breathing techniques, because she had to learn to stop cussing people out.

However, she later recalled a time when her protective mother's side came out and she wanted to fight a man who had flicked off her son.

"Short story: When I had the baby on my hip about to go and try to fight a man. He was flicking Bronny off in a game," Savannah recalled. [37:35]

She added that when she confronted the man face-to-face, he said that he was flicking his own son off. To which, McDaniel hilariously remarked:

"If you going to be gangster, please be my guest."

This drew a big laugh from Mrs. James. In the end, we can all be happy that the story ended on a lighter note.