LeBron's wife Savannah James teases Met Gala appearance with stunning look

LeBron James' wife, Savannah James, is preparing for tonight's Met Gala. She will be making her debut at the prestigious red carpet, and has teased a pre-Met Gala look that has left her fans and followers excited.

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Savannah shared the look on her Instagram reels, showing her in a wine red matching suit from Alexander McQueen. She accessorized the look with large jewelry, including hoop earrings, an eye-catching necklace, some rings, and bracelets.

She paired the suit with some black Louboutins and with her hair blow-dried and dyed blonde. Photographers captured her on her way to Anna Wintour's apartment, where she likely met up with some of the main guests of tonight's event.

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The video shows her showing off her suit from different angles and smiling for the camera. "Whew baybee!!," she captioned the post, which triggered reactions from her followers. 

LeBron left various drooling emojis in the comments section. 

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Lebron James is one of this year's Met Gala co-chairs

Lebron is one of this year's honorary co-chairs at the Met Gala, marking his debut at the storied event, whose theme is "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style." 

Sadly, Lebron won't be attending the show due to an injury, but he made it clear that his wife would be attending and representing him/

"Unfortunately because of my knee injury I sustained at the end of the season I won’t be able to attend the Met Gala in NY tonight as so many people have been asking and congratulating me on! Hate to miss an historical event!" he wrote on X.

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"My beautiful powerful Queen will be there holding the castle down as she always has done!" continued Lebron, referring to Savannah.

This year's co-chairs are an exciting group, joining Anna Wintour for fashion's biggest night. These names include Colman Domingo, Lewis Hamilton, A$AP Rocky, and Pharrell Williams. 

Tonight's Met Gala will be hosted at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and is scheduled to begin at 5:30 PM ET.

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