LeBron James Roasted Over Hairline by Former Teammate

Los Angeles Lakers superstar LeBron James defies Father Time despite his receding hairline. Well, Richard Jefferson made some hilarious comments on LeBron’s hairline right after the release of the official Space Jam 2 trailer. He took notice of the king’s hairline and his comments got more than 9,000 likes within a few hours.

The four-time NBA champion shared the trailer on Instagram and Jefferson’s remarks were towards the top.

“That CGI got the hairline looking fire,” he wrote.

Jefferson and LeBron played together in Cleveland. They had an excellent relationship and this jab was a light-hearted one. LeBron made an appearance on Jefferson’s Road Trippin’ podcast. He did some cool interviews since signing with the Lakers.

LeBron joked about their relationship in one of his appearances. “ESPN can’t fire you. You’re my friend,” LeBron said.

LeBron James To Richard Jefferson:
"ESPN Can't Fire You, Cause We're Friends." pic.twitter.com/BSUyNvnMYK

— OpenCourt-Basketball (@OpenCourtFB) March 27, 2020

LeBron James is winning games despite his receding hairline

LeBron’s hairline has been making headlines for quite some time. AD helped him fix his hair last season.

Savannah shared a photo of him on Father’s Day. Fans went crazy.

The king wasn’t able to get a decent haircut last season. We were in quarantine, remember?

“When they advise you to be quarantined and isolated from [everybody], can’t even get a haircut from my barber,” LeBron said back in March. “Want me to stay away from him. I’m looking like Tom Hanks off of Castaway.”

Zhuri trying to comb LeBron's hair ?❤️#FathersDay

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LeBron is missing some time from the game. He feels bad about it.

“Nothing angers and saddens me more than not being available to and for my teammates! I’m hurt inside and out right now,” he tweeted. “The road back from recovery begins now. Back soon like I never left.

Lakers players and coaches respect LeBron’s dominance. The man is a leader.

“He’s playing every night, setting a great tone, I think, for young players and the whole league that, if he feels good, he’s going to be in there and he’s going to compete at a super-high level and dominate the game,” Lakers coach Frank Vogel said before the injury occurred. “He’s the MVP of the league, in my opinion, thus far because of that mindset and what he’s doing for our team and he just wins the game in so many different ways. … Really doing it all for us.”