LeBron James revealed the reason why he doesn’t talk to his 21-year-old son and Los Angeles Lakers teammate, Bronny James, as much these days. After the Lakers’ win over the Utah Jazz on November 18,

The 40-year-old Lakers star made his long-awaited season debut in a 140–126 win over the Utah Jazz, officially beginning his league-record 23rd campaign. No player in NBA history has ever played that many seasons, as James broke the previous mark held by Vince Carter.

LeBron James told reporters on Tuesday, Nov. 18 that he and his son Bronny James 'don't talk as much' since the young Laker moved out of the family's house.

LeBron James recently discussed why he doesn’t talk to his 21-year-old son, Bronny James, as much these days. After the Los Angeles Lakers’ win over the Utah Jazz on November 18, the NBA legend opened up about what life has been like now that his eldest son lives on his own.

LeBron James missed the Los Angeles Lakers ’ first 14 games due to sciatica, which caused pain on the lower right side of his body. He returned to action on Tuesday, when the Purple and Gold played the Utah Jazz. In his season debut, James tallied 11 points, 12 assists, three rebounds and one steal, as the Lakers secured the 140-126 victory.

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It's been a surreal run for James. The King’s court is still his sanctuary, still his home sweet home. He has outlasted absolutely everyone.

However, Gilbert Arenas, who played in the league during LBJ's physical prime, believes that the four-time MVP is slowing down and beginning to show signs of age.