The sale of remaining LA Lakers shares has become more complicated due to internal Buss family drama, as five siblings agree to sell to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner, but acting governor Jeanie Buss opposes the deal.

The six children of Jerry Buss have been in disagreement since his death in 2013, culminating in the sale of their family's majority stake in the Los Angeles Lakers last summer amidst ongoing disputes.

Buss family meeting left everyone 'spooked', prompted new push to sell remaining shares

A family dispute among the Buss siblings has brought the future of the Los Angeles Lakers into question, with reports suggesting potential sale discussions involving figures like Iger and Kushner. The ongoing drama highlights concerns about the team's direction and ownership.

Luka Dončić is reportedly concerned about the decade-long family disputes within the Buss family, which appear to be leading to a sad farewell from the Los Angeles Lakers, as five of the six children have voted to sell their stake.

Sources familiar with the siblings’ position said they …