Singer-songwriter Hilary Duff recently made a lighthearted jab at NBA star LeBron James during a concert stop in Philadelphia, comparing his history of team changes to her own tour route. Duff, performing as part of her "Lucky Me Tour," alluded to James's recent move to the Philadelphia 76ers.
"We started in Florida, went to LA, we’ve ended up here [in Philadelphia]. I’m starting to feel like LeBron!" Duff told the crowd at the TD Pavilion on Sunday night. Her tour began in West Palm Beach, Florida, on June 21, with subsequent performances in Inglewood, California, on July 8 and 9, before arriving in Philadelphia.
Duff's tour itinerary did not include Cleveland, a city where James previously played. Instead, her tour route included a stop in Cincinnati.
James, a four-time NBA champion, has played for four franchises during his career, marking his fifth time joining a new NBA team. Duff's comments playfully suggested James's frequent team changes.
While the remark was not overtly critical, it served as a subtle jest at the basketball player's career path. James is currently embarking on his tenure with the Philadelphia 76ers, with the potential to secure another championship during his time with the team.