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Even in a $23 million mansion, life comes with surprises-and not all of them are glamorous.
Savannah James recently gave fans a hilarious peek into what happens when nature decides to visit one of the most famous families in basketball. In a series of Instagram stories, the wife of NBA superstar LeBron James documented an unexpected showdown: her versus a very confused bird that somehow made its way into the kitchen of their Brentwood estate.
With eight bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, a home theater, gym, and even a spa, the James family's estate could easily double as a resort. But to one lost bird, it was just a very confusing skybox. "I don't f*** with birds,"Savannah declared mid-chaos-already a fan-favorite line.
When your mansion is big enough for Wildlife to Get Lost In...
Savannah wasn't alone in her efforts. In the videos, house staff and the family dog, Indigo, ed the rescue mission, creating a comedy of errors that played out like something out of a sitcom. Brooms were raised. Screams echoed. The bird stayed unbothered.
In the final clip, LeBron's voice can be heard in the background, calmly asking, "What was happening?" A fair question when your kitchen sounds like a horror movie and your dog is chasing a bird down a hallway longer than most apartment buildings.
The internet, predictably, ate it up. Outlets like People and Entertainment Tonight highlighted the moment, while fans on X joked that Savannah might have just won her first Defensive Player of the Year award.
For a family used to bright lights and big games, this moment of everyday (well, sort of) chaos hit differently-and reminded everyone that even in the fanciest of homes, sometimes you just have to duck and cover.