Unpacking Savannah James’ Net Worth: How This Baller Wife Has Stayed Ahead of the Game

The Breakdown: Savannah James is married to one of the greatest basketball players to ever do it, but that hasn’t stopped her from getting a bag of her own!

When the conversation of NBA wives comes up, this lady is (certainly) always the topic of discussion – and rightfully so. From her fashion to her fortune, this Midwestern bombshell has proven she’s more than just the spouse of the league’s finest, LeBron James. Here’s our brief examination of Savannah James’ net worth.

If you didn’t know, in 2002, a then-16-year-old Savannah met LeBron (a 17-year-old junior student of her school’s rival) as a sophomore. After initially connecting through a mutual friend who’d transferred to her high school, Savannah recalled to Cleveland Magazine in 2017, “One day, I’m sitting around–I was probably bored or something–and I’m like, ‘Oh, I forgot I have this number for this guy [who] I can call. He seemed interested, so let’s see.'”

Ultimately, that phone call led to a date, but the rest was history. The pair tied the knot in September 2013 in San Diego, Calif., and had three children: Bronny, Bryce, and Zhuri. While the Jameses have (undoubtedly) become the power couple of all power couples in the sports industry, Savannah has also built a brick-by-brick empire and grown into an entrepreneurial force to be reckoned with in many facets.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, as of today, Savannah’s approximate earnings are $100 million. Although this estimation is quite explosive, one could assume that those calculations aren’t too far-fetched, especially since she’s had a great deal of success in business and even humanitarianism. From SHE-O endeavors to company collaborations, Savannah keeps herself relevant – be it courtside with her boo or poolside with a bottle of Bordeaux!

There is no solid information on whether Savannah had a collegiate career. While it’s unclear if she holds a degree, she’s done exceptionally well, with or without it. Aside from accompanying LeBron to games and other off-the-court events, Savannah can be found paying it forward, as charity work (in and out of her community) is truly in her nature.

Per her sit-down with Cleveland Magazine, Savannah shared that her philanthropic beginnings started while volunteering at the LeBron James Family Foundation in 2004. There, she developed a passion for the people and birthed her advocacy for promoting brighter futures for those in dark times.

Since then, Savannah has had her hand in several give-back opportunities. Around 2012/2013, she launched the I PROMise Makeover, an annual initiative offering free prom dresses and accessories to seniors in her hometown, Akron, Ohio. Four years later, in 2017, Savannah introduced her youth mentorship program, Women of Our Future.

She raved in a press release, “I wanted to start the Women of Our Future program because I know the struggles and pressures a lot of these young women are facing during these tough high school years, and I want them to know they are supported every step of the way.”