LeBron James was seen arriving at Cedars Sinai hospital in Los Angeles on Tuesday evening to be with his son Bronny, 18, who suffered a cardiac arrest during practice at USC’s Galen Center on Monday morning.

Bronny, who recently committed to USC, was swiftly transported to the hospital via ambulance following a 911 call around 9:26 am Monday. He has since stabilized and been moved out of intensive care, according to a statement from the James family spokesperson on Tuesday. The family has requested privacy during this challenging time, expressing gratitude to the USC medical and athletic staff for their prompt and dedicated care.

The news has prompted an outpouring of support from the sports community, including Damar Hamlin, a Buffalo Bills safety who himself experienced a cardiac arrest during an NFL game. Hamlin extended prayers and solidarity to Bronny and the James family, emphasizing the importance of support during recovery.

LeBron James, who has openly shared his aspiration to play alongside his son in the NBA, acknowledged the severity of Bronny’s situation while reflecting on their basketball dreams together. Despite his earlier hopes, James has also expressed acceptance of whatever path Bronny chooses in his career, emphasizing his support for his son’s decisions.

Medical experts, however, have cautioned about the potential impact of Bronny’s cardiac event on his budding basketball career. Dr. Christopher Tanayan highlighted the critical implications of any underlying conditions that may affect Bronny’s future in sports, stressing the need for comprehensive medical evaluation.

The situation remains fluid as Bronny continues his recovery, with updates expected as his medical condition progresses.