LeBron James spends the day off cheering on son Bronny on seniors night as the teenager continues to impress

LeBron James had a day off from the Lakers on Wednesday, but he didn’t stray too far from basketball as he watched his eldest son Bronny dominate his senior night for Sierra Canyon.

James was joined in the crowd by his wife Savannah and daughter Zuri, while Bronny’s brother Bryce is also on the Sierra Canyon team.

According to TMZ, rapper Diddy was also in attendance.

LeBron James poses with daughter Zhuri (left), sons Bronny (#0) and Bryce (#5) and wife Savannah (third from right)

Bronny James scored 18 points and nearly hit a triple-double in the senior night win

And the 18-year-old put on a show for his father and others in attendance, scoring 18 points as Sierra Canyon defeated Loyola 71-52.

The senior also had eight rebounds and seven assists in action.

James has steadily grown in popularity as a prospect, having played behind a star-studded cast early in his high school career.

James and his wife, Savannah, sat on the sidelines to cheer their eldest son on as they played

He is considered a four-star recruit and has received offers from Ohio State and USC, according to 247 Sports.

And while Bronny is at least a year away from a pro career, his father is already contemplating the prospect.

“I have to be on the pitch with my son, I want to be on the pitch with Bronny,” said the Lakers star ESPN in this week.

“Either with the same team or in a game against him. I’m not saying we’re going one on one in a game, but I’d love to do something Ken Griffey Sr. and Jr. style. It would be great, no question.

“I ask him what his ambitions are and he says he wants to play in the NBA. If he wants to do that, he has to work for it. I’m already here, just waiting for him.”

James previously told the athlete that his final season would be played with his son — a situation that could spark an unprecedented move to pick Bronny in the NBA draft and get his four-time MVP dad as a package deal.

James is having an incredible year individually – especially for his age – as the 38-year-old is averaging 29.1 points a night.

He doesn’t get much help, however, as the Lakers are 19-22 and 12th in the Western Conference.