Michael Jordan's son 'likes' Instagram video of LeBron James' wife Savannah falling victim to son's prank

Last week, LeBron James' wife Savannah went viral after being pranked by her son on her podcast. Among those to get a kick out of Bryce James' practical joke was another son of an NBA legend.

At the end of April, Savannah launched her podcast "Everybody's Crazy" with her friend April McDaniel. The show is based around people calling in and telling stories about their lives, with the hosts attempting to give them their best advice.

In the second episode, LeBron James' son Bryce decided to have some fun with his mom by prank calling her. The clip has since gone viral, and Michael Jordan's son Marcus Jordan liked a post on Instagram recapping what happened.

Marcus has been in the headlines for the past year due to his love life.

He was dating Larsa Pippen, the ex-wife of Scottie Pippen. Due to her being the ex-wife of his dad's former Chicago Bulls teammate, the relationship received a lot of backlash.

Marcus and Larsa dated for some time but decided to go their separate ways in March.

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How did LeBron James' wife Savannah get pranked by Bryce James?

Bryce James slightly changed his voice on the call, and his mother didn't notice until it was too late.

Bryce called into the show and jokingly complained about his mom. He said he gets yelled at constantly for being too loud while playing video games. LeBron James' wife took the bait and instantly started talking about Bryce and Bronny.

Savannah said that she gives the boys a rule that they are allowed to curse while on the basketball court but nowhere else. However, she claimed that the rule has now extended to playing video games.

After sharing her thoughts on the subject, Savannah still didn't realize that she was speaking with her own son. She didn't start to put it together until Bryce called his mom in passing. Savannah then realized that it was Bryce and broke out into a fit of laughter.

Bryce is LeBron James' youngest son and is finishing his sophomore year in high school. After deciding to leave Sierra Canyon, which Bronny also attended, he ended up transferring back.

Still years away from being eligible for the NBA draft, Bryce continues to grow. He stands at six-foot-six and weighs around 180 pounds. Based on his current trajectory, he's on track to have his father's physical stature.