LeBron James jokes about run-in with Will Anderson Jr. during Game 6 win in Houston: 'That's my fourth child'

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LeBron James jokes about run-in with Will Anderson Jr. during Game 6 win in Houston: 'That's my fourth child'

LeBron James jokes about run-in with Will Anderson Jr. during Game 6 win in Houston: 'That's my fourth child'

The internet's gotten a kick out of an uncanny resemblance between Anderson and Bronny James, and LeBron James joined in on the fun.

LeBron James jokes about run-in with Will Anderson Jr. during Game 6 win in Houston: 'That's my fourth child'

The internet's gotten a kick out of an uncanny resemblance between Anderson and Bronny James, and LeBron James joined in on the fun.

LeBron James is known for his highlight-reel plays, his leadership on the court, and now, his sense of humor about a viral lookalike moment. During the Los Angeles Lakers' decisive Game 6 win over the Houston Rockets on Friday night, the basketball icon turned a hard fall into a lighthearted family joke that had the entire room laughing.

It happened in the third quarter when Rockets forward Jabari Smith Jr. swatted away LeBron's fast-break attempt, sending the 22-time All-Star to the floor. But instead of frustration, fans saw a smile as Houston Texans defensive star Will Anderson Jr. reached down to help him up. The reason? Anderson bears a striking resemblance to LeBron's son, Bronny James—a comparison that has taken the internet by storm.

After the Lakers' 98-78 series-clinching victory—where LeBron still managed 28 points, 8 assists, and 7 rebounds—reporters asked him about the moment. "The moment was pretty cool," LeBron said, according to the Houston Chronicle. "Yeah, I just said it was good to see him."

Then came the punchline. With a straight face, LeBron added, "That's my fourth child. Yeah, him and Bronny are twins, and don't nobody know it. Me and Savannah have been trying to keep it under wraps for a long time."

The room erupted in laughter. At 41 years old and in his NBA-record 23rd season, LeBron quickly clarified with a grin: "But nah, no disrespect to his parents—his real parents. Let me not get that started."

The Bronny-Anderson lookalike meme has been circulating since Anderson signed his massive three-year extension with the Texans, and LeBron's playful acknowledgment only added fuel to the fire. For a player who has seen it all in his legendary career, this moment proved that even in the heat of a playoff battle, there's always room for a family joke—even if it's about your "secret fourth child."

Whether you're hitting the court or just watching from home, this story is a reminder that sports are at their best when they bring people together—even through a little playful banter and a whole lot of resemblance.

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