LeBron James's son suffered a cardiac arrest during exercise: He is now okay thanks to timely emergency

USC University rookie Bronny James, son of Los Angeles Lakers basketball superstar LeBron James, encountered an unfortunate incident on Tuesday (July 25) Vietnam time.

TMZ reported, later confirmed by many reputable channels that Bronny had a cardiac arrest while practicing with the team. The boy born in 2004 then collapsed on the field and was immediately given first aid and rushed to the hospital.

Thanks to the prompt response at the USC Trojans training facility and emergency treatment at the hospital, son LeBron James was released from the intensive care unit (ICU) and is now in a stable condition.

“The medical team promptly intervened and immediately took Bronny to the nearest hospital. The boy is currently in a stable condition and has been released from the ICU and returned to the regular ward for further monitoring," a spokesperson for the University of Southern California (USC) said.

“We urge everyone to ensure the privacy of the James family at this time. The latest information will be updated by the school through the media.

Many players and fans have expressed interest, and hope that Bronny James recovers soon so that he can return to play.

There is no word yet on whether LeBron's son has any other problems. Right now, the safety of Bronny's life comes first.

LeBron James and Savannah James (Bronny's mother and father) personally thanked the USC medical team, members of the basketball team, and the individuals involved for taking timely action to ensure Bronny's safety.

Bronny James (real name LeBron James Jr.) turned down a series of big names like Ohio State, Oregon or the NBA G-League Ignite team to choose the University of Southern California last May,

Thanks to an extremely outstanding high school season, Bronny has improved quite a bit on the list of America's most elite basketball players. The guy born in 2006 is currently ranked 21st in the country according to 247Sports website.

LeBron James has repeatedly publicly announced his intention to play basketball with his son in the NBA, even as a rival or teammate. The earliest opportunity to realize this dream of the "king" will be Bronny's selection in the NBA Draft 2024.