Before returning to the NBA on Tuesday, LeBron James had a pedicure in Beverly Hills, but it didn’t help him win any games.
The Cleveland Cavaliers’ superstar, who had been out for two weeks due to back and knee injuries, didn’t want to take any chances before his team’s game against the Phoenix Suns, so he made sure his fast feet were in top shape. King James, an athlete, seemed healthy and dressed in brilliant colors. He wore a bright orange T-shirt and gorgeous Nike shoes for the treatment.

Lebron James had a pedicure in Beverly Hills before returning to NBA play on Tuesday. Prepared to act: After two weeks out, James had a pedicure. Footloose and fancy free: James’s February 2014 Instagram photo shows that the Beverly Hills pedicure was nothing new.

James played just under 37 minutes and scored 33 points in a 107-100 Phoenix win. The Cavaliers hoped James’ comeback would improve their fortunes immediately. They lost seven of eight games he missed during his longest layoff. James said before the game that he may have taken more time off if his team had been winning and that seeing the Cavaliers lose from the bench was hard.

James called it “the most difficult thing I’ve ever gone through.” “I detested the fact that we were playing some decent ball when I went out, but we just lost a lot of games,” the player stated. After two games out with a strained hip, Cavaliers backup Shawn Marion was fit enough to play.

Shy of cameras? James covers his face from cameras while his feet are addressed. In Los Angeles, James’s left foot is meticulously massaged. Relaxing: James had a head and foot massage. The future is orange: James walks with his entourage along a Beverly Hills sidewalk, with a little fan asking for his autograph.

Popular: The celebrity made waves in upmarket Los Angeles. James said that the squad, which struggled when James returned to the NBA after four seasons in Miami, needed to concentrate on what had them developing before his injury. Due to the superstar’s return to his original NBA club after four seasons in Miami, the squad started slowly.

James said, “We just have to continue to work the habits and things we’ve built over the course of the season.” “We’ve played some really good basketball and some quite bad.” “Obviously, we haven’t played well on the basketball court lately, so here’s hoping we can get back on track.” James’s arm around Kate in December 2016 raised eyebrows. Prince William and Kate posed with a Brooklyn Nets player after a game in New York, where they received a shirt for Prince George. However, Mr. James breached etiquette by wrapping his arm over the Duchess of Cambridge’s shoulder during picture flashes.

The eyebrow-raising scene happened after Prince William met President Barack Obama at the White House and met Beyoncé and Jay-Z. Etiquette expert William Hanson told MailOnline that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are unlikely to reject Mr. James, but he should have kept his arm away from her. He said, “Mr. James should not have put his arm around her, even though I am sure that the Duchess of Cambridge won’t have worried about it.”

“Americans are much more tactile than we Brits,” another example of Americans being too touchy-feely with British nobility, fits this. You would think they would have learned new talents by now. Mr. Hanson said, ‘A shower would have been nicer, but he had just ended a game – so much more reason for him not to have exposed his pits by raising his arm and placed it over Her Royal Highness!’ However, LeBron briefly held Kate when they posed for a photo, so there was no damage done and it was a very relaxed event.