“Dang I should've went out": Serena Williams expresses regret over missing La La Anthony's Super Bowl night out
Carmelo Anthony’s ex-partner La La Anthony had a momentous night out on Sunday after the Super Bowl.
La La was inside the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, to watch the Philadelphia Eagles take down the Kansas City Chiefs before heading out.
La La Anthony posted about her Super Bowl after-party on Instagram on Sunday. She wore a black and gray outfit for the night.
“About last night 🥂,” she captioned.
Tennis superstar Serena Williams expressed her regret at missing out.
Williams said that she wished she had come out after the Super Bowl to join La La for her night out. The tennis star indicated that she was already in bed while La La was enjoying the night.
“Dang I should have went out. Got caught up in the sheets and not the streets again,” said Williams.
Serena Williams had a cameo in the NFL Super Bowl halftime show led by rapper Kendrick Lamar. While Lamar was singing his hit "Not Like Us," a diss track for fellow rapper Drake, who is Williams’ ex-boyfriend, Serena performed a crip walk.
While Serena may have missed La La’s night out, the two were seen at Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin’s Super Bowl party.
Among those who showed up at the event were Dwyane Wade’s wife, Gabrielle Union, Winnie Harlow and Jill Smoller, along with Williams and La La Anthony.
Serena Williams is considered one of the best tennis players in history. During her illustrious career, she won 23 Grand Slam titles and 73 overall championships.
La La Anthony kisses Serena Williams at Super Bowl party
La La Anthony linked up with Serena Williams at Rubin's party and gave her a friendly kiss and hug.
"Reunited with my love @serenawilliams," La La captioned an IG story on Sunday.
La La took time to look for Serena and expressed her excitement at seeing the tennis legend
"I found her, I found her," Anthony said in the story.
The Super Bowl is one of the biggest sporting events in America, attracting numerous celebrities and personalities. Among those who attended the game were pop star Taylor Swift, singer SZA, WNBA's Angel Reese and U.S. President Donald Trump.