LeBron James Cozies Up with Jeanie Buss, Linda Rambis at Lakers Game

LeBron James plopped down subsequent to his feminine bosses on the Lakers sport this week and made positive to ring in Worldwide Ladies’s Day with ’em … which they appeared to essentially dig.

This clip of LBJ sitting down with Jeanie Buss and Linda Rambis — each of whom are top-level Lakers execs, and who’re successfully his employers — at Friday’s sport goes viral proper now … and for good motive, we suppose. It is fairly hilarious … and eye-popping too.

Test it out … LeBron moseys on over to the place JB and LR are sitting, courtside, and takes a seat in between them — the place he begins to cut it and, apparently, drop jokes in between.

Some lip-readers assume they see LeBron saying … “First and foremost, Happy International Women’s Day” — which Linda and Jeanie appeared to like, ‘trigger they had been all around the man with snuggles and bicep rubs. Nothing too inappropriate, after all, but it surely was fairly a sight.

Jeanie even leaned her head on LeBron’s shoulder at one level whereas they yukked it up.

Like we stated … nothing overtly over the road right here, but it surely actually threw the Web right into a tizzy — and have become a little bit of a meme over the previous couple days. Y’know … “rizz” jokes, and so on.

In fact, it is foolish to imagine Linda and Jeanie had been into LeBron right here — as some on-line have recommended after watching this — as a result of not solely are each ladies already identified to be shut with him (he’s THE greatest Lakers star, in any case) … however they’re each fortunately married!

Jeanie got hitched to Jay Mohr final yr on the seashore … this after courting him for a bit. And Linda, in the meantime, has been married to Kurt Rambis for fairly actually a long time.

Goes with out saying … LeBron can also be a married man — so everybody can cool down.

As for why LeBron wasn’t enjoying on this sport towards the Bucks … his ankle’s jacked up. So, nothing unsuitable with slightly facetime with the higher-ups — that is primarily what this was.