Bronny James and his girlfriend, Parker Whitfield, enjoyed a romantic celebration for her 21st birthday, as seen in a photo the Lakers guard posted on social media Tuesday.
The smiling couple were pictured sitting together at a table that included a cake and candles, as well as red and white rose petals.
“Happy bday to my everything,” Bronny, who is the eldest son of Lakers star LeBron James, wrote, while including a few pink heart emojis and kissing faces.
Parker, who is the daughter of Hollywood producer Salli Richardson-Whitfield and actor Dondré Whitfield, reposted the image to her Instagram Story with a few emojis, including a pink heart and a blushing face.
Taking to her Instagram, Parker posted a carousel of snapshots from the occasion, which featured the theme, “Parker’s Berry Much Legal.” The photos were dated Aug. 28.
Bronny commented, “Love you berry much baby,” to which Parker replied, “love you so better much!”
It comes after Bronny and Parker celebrated their anniversary last month, with the former USC guard sharing a cute mirror selfie of the pair on his Instagram Stories at the time.
The couple did not share how long they’ve been together and are fairly private about their relationship.
Bronny and Parker sparked dating rumors last August when they were spotted holding hands together while in Paris for the Summer Olympics.
They supported the elder James at the men’s basketball semifinals game between Team USA and Team Serbia, where they sat courtside with his with his younger brother, Bryce, and Sadie Johnson, with whom he is rumored to be dating.
The foursome stepped out in the French capital after the Lakers selected Bronny with the 55th overall pick in the 2024 NBA Draft that June.
In 27 NBA appearances in his rookie season, the guard averaged 2.3 points, 0.7 rebounds, and 0.8 assists on 31.3 percent shooting from the field and 28.1 percent from 3-point range.
Bronny was back and forth from the NBA Lakers to the South Bay Lakers in the G League, where he averaged 21.9 points, 44.3 percent shooting and 38 percent from beyond the arc.
While at the NBA Summer League in July, Bronny told ESPN that he spent the past year working to overcome lingering effects from his heart condition.
Bronny went into cardiac arrest two years ago due to a congenital heart defect and underwent surgery before his freshman year at USC.