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LeBron is coming to Fortnite. That's according to Fortnite leaker and insider Shiina, who posted the all-caps announcement on Twitter earlier today.
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We still don’t hav💛e a date from this latest leak, but perhaps with the word out Epic will feel pressured to give us a more solid timeframe.
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