LeBron James' wife Savannah James brings back her podcast for another round after month-long hiatus

The NBA superstar LeBron James' wife, Savannah James, has been more open about her personal life and media projects in recent times. It was a surprise for plenty of fans when Savannah launched a podcast to speak about a variety of topics.

The 'Everybody's Crazy' podcast had a notable reception from the public, with James starring in hilarious moments in an episode. After the show's first season finished, it was unclear when James and co-host April McDaniel would return.

Today, Savannah announced on social media that the show's new season will premiere on Aug. 6.

"Season two is coming August 6th and it’s even crazier ✨," Savannah wrote on Instagram.

After plenty of years of having a low-key profile, Savannah James decided to open up more about her life while helping others and knowing others' opinions about daily topics.

This show has been a hit, and she's ready to run it back starting next month. Their most recent episode was released on Jun. 4, meaning they will have a two-month hiatus when the new season begins.

LeBron, Bryce trolled Savannah James during first season of her podcast

During the first season of the 'Everybody's Crazy' podcast, Savannah James received plenty of calls from people voicing their opinions about multiple topics. Moreover, some members of her family took the chance to make some appearances in her show.

For starters, LeBron James crashed an Instagram Live session while Savannah was trying to show fans her podcast's green room.

"Everybody's so crazy. I'm crazy too," LeBron told the camera before explaining why he requested to be on the live. "I see y'all went live so I took a chance to see if I could get on the live. That's all."

"Everybody's crazy. I don't care if they admit it or not, everybody's crazy."

Moreover, her second son Bryce once called the show to make his case for yelling while playing video games. One of his friends helped him trick his mother but Savannah hilariously shut them down.

Savannah James is doing interesting stuff with her podcast, and after the first season's success, more people will likely tune in to the second one.