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#SavannahJames is opening up about the challenges of balancing family life following her husband #LeBronJames’ move to the Philadelphia 76ers. During a Nov. 3 appearance on #KekePalmer’s “Baby, This Is Keke Palmer” podcast, the socialite admitted things have been a little hectic as she juggles life between Los Angeles, New York City, and Philadelphia. “The crazy in my life is the fact that I have to figure out how to be in three places at once,” she shared. “That is crazy. I try not to think about it because I’m like, it’s gonna stress me out.” Savannah explained that New York will serve as her home base, while she also makes time for her son Bryce, who plays college basketball in Arizona. Between LeBron and son Bronny’s NBA schedules, Bryce’s college games, and their daughter Zhuri starting middle school, Savannah admitted that keeping everything organized can be overwhelming. “When one thing is off, it [throws] my whole day off,” she said. However, Savannah revealed that turning 40 has helped her approach major life changes with a calmer mindset. She explained that five years ago, LeBron joining a new team would have meant packing up the entire family and relocating. Now, she’s more comfortable allowing everyone to maintain their own routines. “... LeBron going to play in Philly, it’s gonna be an adjustment. It is gonna work out. Zhuri going into middle school is an adjustment. But it’s gonna work out. And then the boys are kind of living their own lives,” said Savannah. While acknowledging that the adjustments won’t be easy, Savannah remains optimistic about this new chapter, adding, “So I am happy to be in this space right now. It feels good.”
・・・ This past weekend my dog turned 15yrs old! We picked up Lampo off of the back of a pickup truck in a parking lot in Orange County ,outside Los Angeles. This dog has raised our kids since the day they met him on Christmas week 2011, he traveled with us to NYC, and finally moved into a fabulous Tuscan retirement when we relocated to Fiesole a handful of years back. He is stubborn, half deaf and possibly half blind.He barks at ghosts, literally all the time. I love you my boy, happy birthday!!! 🇮🇹Questo fine settimana il mio adorato Lampo ha compiuto 15 anni! Lo raccattammo la settimana di Natale del 2011 con le mie bambine, in un parcheggio non identificato della periferia di Los Angeles…. Da allora le ha cresciute e coccolate ad ogni necessità. Per una decade ha sopportato il rumore ed il buio di NYC, per poi finalmente arrivare a Fiesole per godersi la meritata senilità. É scorbutico e testardo, messo sordo e forse mezzo cieco, ha due ginocchia bioniche e due anni fa è sopravvissuto ad un tumore bruttino abbastanza. In casa nostra è il capo branco, anche se ultimamente si è ricoglionito ed abbaia pure ai fantasmi, in continuazione. Tanti auguri amico mio, ti voglio bene!!! #birthday #dog #bestfriendsforever
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The knives are out for Trump—his presidency is over.
A business jet may have started breaking up midair before crashing into a South Florida community, killing all nine people on board and leaving behind a massive debris field, investigators said Monday. Officials say a Learjet 60 en route to the Bahamas from Austin, Texas, crashed around 12:50 p.m. ET Sunday in Palm Beach County, less than 10 miles from President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort. Authorities are working to determine what led to the crash. National Transportation Safety Board member Thomas Chapman said at a news conference Monday that there is evidence the aircraft began breaking up before impact, but they're still working to determine exactly what happened. All nine people on the plane were killed in the crash and a man on the ground suffered a leg injury, officials said. In a statement, the Palm Beach Medical Examiner's Office said it had not yet identified those on board the aircraft. Read more at the link in bio. 📸: Greg Lovett via Palm Beach Post/USA TODAY Network/Imagn Images; Aki Kuusisto; Giorgio Viera via Reuters; Vanessa Lara.
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