celebrity kids

Some fan threw trash on Bronny James during his H.S. hoops game on Monday ... and now LeBron is calling out the fan for being a hater.

LBJ was in the stands when Bronny and Sierra Canyon were in the 3rd quarter of their game against Paul VI Catholic (VA) at Springfield College in Massachusetts ... when the person in the stands threw an item at the 15-year-old.

The ref who saw it happen immediately stopped the game and had security eject the fan ... and LeBron (surrounded by around 5 security guards) shook his head as he watched it all go down.

James went to Twitter to call out the fan ... saying, "Hating has no age limit! #JamesGang is build for it and well equipped. As we proceed."

As for the game ... SC lost 70-62, giving the Blazers their 3rd loss of the season. Duke commit Jeremy Roach had 16 points and 7 assists.

Before this clean-cut child would grow up to dish out medical advice and personal health tips on TV ... he was just a Cleveland kid raised by Turkish parents.

He'd go on to become an Ivy League big shot, getting his undergrad at Harvard, his MD and MBA at Penn ... and later teaching at the Department of Surgery at Columbia University.

He got his television career started by landing a gig as the health expert on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" for 5 seasons ... before she helped him get his own popular show.

The doctor is a big proponent of alternative medicine, which at times has led to clashes with the scientific community and criticism from his peers.

His recent attack on breakfast has also ruffled some feathers ... including Mark Wahlberg's.

This little cutie turned into one of the most successful actresses in Hollywood, thanks to a starring role on an iconic sitcom.

She's a pretty funny gal, known for her work on "Saturday Night Live" before Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David helped catapult her to superstardom.

A winner of 11 Emmy Awards, including eight for acting and three for producing, she received her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame back in 2010, the same year her run on "The New Adventures of Old Christine" ended.

She also played a fictional vice president on a popular HBO series.

Before this reading runt started rapping and acting on the big screen, she was born in Long Island and raised in Queens.

She started rapping when she was 13, producing beats with GarageBand. At LaGuardia High School, she played the trumpet and was trained in jazz and classical music. Now, she has 2 studio albums.

As for her acting chops ... she's played supporting roles on "Ocean's 8," "Crazy Rich Asians" and "Jumanji: The Next Level," and she became the first woman of Asian descent to win a Golden Globe in a lead actress film category for her work in "The Farewell."

This kid recently made huge headlines for his massive biceps and shredded bod. But, before all of that, he was just a kid who grew up in Pakistan and was inspired by Hugh Grant to do comedy.

He moved to the U.S. at 18 and attended Grinnell College in Iowa where he graduated with a double major in computer science and philosophy. Impressive, for sure ... but acting, writing and producing are what burst him to fame.

He starred in "The Big Sick" and he, along with his wife, was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. He's also starred in the HBO hit series "Silicon Valley."

Master P says his HS hoops star son, Hercy, is already getting looks from big-time Division 1 schools ... but tells TMZ Sports he wants the biggest name in college hoops to hit him up.

Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski!!!

Of course, Hercy's Minnehaha Academy just beat up on Zaire Wade and Bronny James' Sierra Canyon squad 78-58 in front of 17,000 fans on Saturday ... and the Junior contributed 9 points and 12 assists.

The game was nationally televised ... and after the exposure, P expects his son to get looks from huge programs -- and it's already happening!!!

"Arizona ... it's so many," Miller says. "Hopefully this summer they'll be on the radar."

P is clearly stoked for his son's progress as a sophomore in high school ... and hopes the biggest schools in the nation come knocking on his door.

Not only is Hercy a hooper, P tells us he's an A student as well!!

Miller also shouts out Hercy's teammate and top 10 recruit, Jalen Suggs, who just committed to Gonzaga ... saying the dude is already an NBA talent.

Fun fact ... Hercy and Suggs played together on the same AAU team in 5th grade ... and you know who the coach was???

Master P.

Before this smiling girl with curls would grow up to become a platinum-selling singer, she was just a Jersey kid struggling to fit in.

Her stage name is an anagram of her real first name, and also the name of a street in Brooklyn she spent time on in her teens ... as she was beginning to write music.

Her rise to fame began by posting videos on YouTube and Tumblr, and she became known for a parody of a Taylor Swift track. In 2014, she released her debut single on SoundCloud and it became massively popular ... leading to her signing a record deal.

Soon enough, this young lady began touring with the likes of The Kooks and Imagine Dragons ... and that SoundCloud track would become her first single on her debut album.

Five years, another certified platinum album and several chart-topping hits later -- including one with The Chainsmokers -- this pigtail princess is one of the hottest acts around ... and her third album release is just days away.

Brat Pitt thanked all the usual suspects after winning a Golden Globe -- except his children, which was an intentional and strategic move for their well-being.

If you missed it ... Pitt took home the Best Supporting Actor award Sunday night for his role in "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood." He shouted out fellow nominees, director Quentin Tarantino, costar Leonardo DiCaprio and also his parents -- but he made no mention of his 6 kids.

It was a curious omission, but our sources closely connected to Brad say this is par for the course -- he never mentions them publicly and wants it to remain that way. We're told he feels this is the best way to maintain their privacy, because he knows simply acknowledging his children in a speech could attract unwanted attention.

This little gal with golden locks would go on to become the youngest person ever to win the Grammy for Album of the Year ... and she was just getting started.

Though she's known to hail from Nashville, she was actually born and raised in Pennsylvania and didn't move to Music City until her teens.

After teaching herself to play guitar, this singer-songwriter burst onto the country music scene and signed her first record deal at 14. In 2006 she released her eponymous debut album, which would become the longest-charting album of the 2000s.

Her next album crossed over into the pop genre and would launch her career into the stratosphere ... leading to 5 more acclaimed albums, 10 Grammys and becoming the most awarded act in AMAs history.

She's one of the best-selling music acts in the world of all time, and even though the new movie she's in tanked at the box office ... you gotta believe she's still feline fine.

No need to be upset right now or literally cry. Ugh. Fine. Let's start again.

This bright kid started acting in local theater when she was still in high school. She'd ultimately appear in several Sundance films but it wasn't until 2014 when she landed what would become the first of her big hit after she was cast in "Fresh Off the Boat."

The show earned critical acclaim ... but that was only the beginning. She'd later star in the smash hit, "Crazy Rich Asians." The role earned her a Golden Globe nomination for best actress in a comedy ... becoming the fourth Asian actress to ever earn that nod.

Before he was styling some of the biggest names in Hollywood, this cute kid was knee-deep in Cabbage Patch Kids and holiday cheer around the Christmas tree.

After this dolled-up photo, the guy went on to become one of the most recognizable celebrity fashion stylists in the game, having put outfits together for A-listers like Demi Moore, Rashida Jones, Christina Ricci, Jessica Alba, Kaley Cuoco, Minka Kelly and more.

He's also a TV personality these days, with appearances on E!'s "Fashion Police," "Project Runway All Stars," "Miss Universe," "The Comeback," "The Rachel Zoe Project," "2 Broke Girls" ... and often shows up as a panelist on E!'s Red Carpet programs. Dude's a go-to on celeb looks.

Heck, he's even had his own damn show with his name blared across the title card. So, yes ... he's a big deal.

Before she was a model and renowned actress, this little one went to school to pursue a career in journalism. She had a semester left at Columbia College Chicago before ditching journalism to pursue a career in acting. She first landed modeling gigs for several magazines and catalogs before landing some acting gigs.

She went on to star in some of the biggest movies ... including "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang," "Gone Baby Gone," "Made of Honor," "Eagle Eye" and many, many more. Her work also earned critical acclaim in tons of 'Mission Impossible' movies. You may also remember her from the first season of the hit series "True Detective" ... earning a Golden Globe nomination for best supporting actress.

Before this princess in pigtails became one of the most successful supermodels in the world, she was just a little sweetie smiling by the Christmas tree.

Growing up in Huntington Beach, CA, she did gymnastics and played volleyball before deciding to become a model in her teens ... after being discovered at one of her mother's showroom appointments (her mom's a celeb stylist).

She broke out on the international scene at the age of 20 after landing campaigns with Gap and DKNY, and a layout in Vogue Italia.

Oprah was reportedly wowed by her on the catwalk at a Ralph Lauren fashion show in October 2011, and the next year ... she walked in her first Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.

She'd go on to be named a VS Angel in 2015, and wore the $3 million Fantasy Bra for the show in 2016.

He's a comedian and writer who is best known for his portrayal as Kim Jong-un in the controversial 2014 film "The Interview." But, before causing a ruckus with that role ... this kid was born to Korean immigrant parents in L.A.

He'd ultimately go to UCLA where he earned a degree in English/Creative Writing while he simultaneously cofounded the largest University Asian American theater company, LCC Theater Company. He also earned a master's degree in Asian American studies.

This kid eventually would earn a bigger breakout role, playing a restaurateur in the hit show "Fresh Off the Boat." He's also appeared in "The Office" and other films including "Ant-Man and the Wasp" and "Aquaman."

This funny guy grew up to be an actor, comedian, writer, director, podcaster and producer. He was born in New York and graduated from NYU, but he didn't major in drama. He actually got his degree in education. Fantasy football fans will know him best but he's been in TONS of other TV shows too.

Some of the shows include the HBO smash hit, "Veep" and the Netflix series, "Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp." He's also appeared in ABC's "Fresh Off the Boat." Some of his film credits include "The Disaster Artist" and "Daddy's Home."

Shareef O'Neal is giving an inside look of how far he's come since his serious heart surgery a year ago ... sharing behind-the-scenes videos on the anniversary of his procedure.

As we previously reported ... UCLA doctors found an irregularity with the 19-year-old's heart and he was required to go under the knife to fix the issue.

At the time, Shareef credited the docs with saving his life.

O'Neal is reflecting on his journey one year later ... sharing pics of his parents Shaq and Shaunie helping him walk for the first time post-surgery, and breaking down how he felt in that moment.

"a year ago today i was scared for my life," Shareef says. "a year ago today I was learning how to walk again . A year ago today I was turned into a new kid . A year ago today my life changed."

"I thought I was going through hell while dealing with this process but then i realized it was a blessing that it was found."

"I am very grateful for my health today and I will always be."

Shareef was sidelined for his entire first season ... but has since been able to return to the court to play for the Bruins. He's played in 10 games this season.

"I want to thank my family and friends for everything they did also .. this year has been a big struggle and I’m still finding my way back into things.."