In a candid moment that any parent can relate to, NBA legend LeBron James opened up about his relationship with his son, Bronny, and whether the young basketball star actually takes his advice.

During a recent exchange with Steve Nash, the question was posed directly: "Does Bronny actually listen to you?" LeBron's response was refreshingly honest and relatable: "No. Does any kid? No."

The four-time NBA champion, now playing alongside his son on the Los Angeles Lakers, acknowledged the universal truth of parent-teen dynamics. "He's 21 years old. Does any kid listen to their parent at that point? No."

But LeBron's approach to fatherhood goes beyond giving orders. Rather than bombarding Bronny with constant advice, the veteran superstar takes a more measured approach. "I don't even try to give him too much," LeBron explained. "I try to lead by example."

For basketball fans and parents alike, this moment offers a glimpse into the human side of one of sports' greatest icons. LeBron emphasized that he prefers to be available when needed, saying, "When my voice is needed, I feel like he'll reach out and he wants it."

It's a powerful reminder that even legends face the same parenting challenges as the rest of us. Whether you're coaching your kid on the court or guiding them through life, sometimes the best play is to lead by example and trust them to take what they need from your experience.