LeBron James' wife Savannah James summarizes indelible moments from 2024 with series of throwback snaps

LA Lakers superstar LeBron James' wife Savannah James ushered in the new year by looking back at an eventful 2024. She shared photos on social media of the standout moments for her.

The co-host of the "Everybody's Crazy" podcast took to her Instagram stories on New Year's Eve to share snaps of memorable moments from January to November with family, at work and other activities.

It included her doing the podcast, at travel, attending an event, time with her three kids and 'The King' himself. It also contained Savannah James having a photo-op with former U.S. President Barack Obama as well as her celebrating her husband's gold medal win at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

Check out screenshots of the 2024 photos she posted below:

Savannah James at work

Check out the view

All glammed up

Mother and daughter

The James children

The Jameses

Mr. President, sir

Gold medal, baby!

'The King' and Queen

Lakers essentials

I am Savannah James

Savannah James basks in love she shares with LeBron James

Savannah James basks in the love she shares with LeBron James, which she said has grown deeply into something authentic and unconditional.

She shared this in the first episode of the Netflix limited series "Starting 5," which spotlights the lives of NBA stars, including James. Savannah got candid when asked about the love she gets from her NBA superstar husband.

The 38-year-old mother of three said:

"That man [James] is crazy. He is crazy. He wants to live in my skin, Literally, if I let him crawl in my skin, he'll live there."

She went on to highlight the dynamics they have as a couple, saying:

"Both of us are really young at heart. I think that's the best way to keep things fresh and new. We are two peas in a pod. That's my bestie."

Savannah and LeBron James' love story started when they were in high school in Ohio. She has been with him every step of the way as he built his legacy as a basketball player, from his days as a high school phenom to now 22 years in the NBA.

Away from the game, they feed off one another ensuring their family is well kept, looking after their three kids, Bronny, Bryce and Zhuri, and supporting each other in their respective endeavors.