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LeBron James’ vaccination status has been questioned following his son, Bronny James, going into cardiac arrest. Fans have debated whether or not Bronny was vaccinated against COVID-19, but so far, LeBron and his family have yet to respond to these theories.

In 2021, LeBron confirmed that he had received the COVID-19 vaccine after vaccine mandates were put in place. However, he had previously expressed skepticism about the vaccine, stating that he was hesitant to get it but ultimately decided it was best for himself, his family, and his friends after doing his research.

LeBron’s hesitancy to get vaccinated in the past drew criticism, with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar calling him out for sharing a meme that fueled conspiracy theories about the vaccine. Abdul-Jabbar argued that LeBron’s post was politically impactful and questioned the validity of efforts to get the country vaccinated. However, James later spoke in a press conference where he explained that he did more research and ultimately decided to get vaccinated.

It is unclear whether LeBron, Bronny, or any of the James family have received booster shots. While LeBron’s vaccination status may be a topic of controversy, it is important to note that he has publicly confirmed that he has been vaccinated against COVID-19. The focus now remains on Bronny’s health and recovery after his cardiac arrest.