La La Anthony sums up her reaction to the presidential election outcome in 5 emotions
Leading up to Tuesday's presidential election, La La Anthony was one of the many celebrities encouraging people to vote. With the results now in, the actress and ex-wife of a former NBA superstar shared her thoughts on the outcome.
Anthony made numerous posts voicing her support in Vice President Kamala Harris in the election. However, Harris did not end up coming out on top. After falling short in 2020, Donald Trump was able to secure enough electoral college votes to be named president for a second time.
On Wednesday morning, La La Anthony posted a photo on her Instagram story describing her feelings about Trump's victory.
"Defeated. Disappointed. Sad. Angry. Confused," she wrote.
In the build-up to the election, Anthony used her platform as best she could to encourage Americans to vote. The last thing she put up on Instagram was a photo of Vice President Harris and her running mate, Tim Walz.
In the caption, Anthony stated to the world that their vote matters, imploring them to hit the polls. This was one of her many posts endorsing the Vice President in the race.
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La La Anthony reacts to Kiyan Anthony signing with an agency
Aside from her tireless efforts to shed light on the US presidential election, La La Anthony is the mother of one of the top high school players in the country. As Kiyan Anthony gets ready to make a decision on his future, she reacted to his latest business move.
With college athletes being able to make money through NIL deals now, having representation at a young age is crucial. Despite not picking a school yet, Kiyan has chosen an agency to sign with. Moving forward, the son of the future NBA Hall of Famer will be represented by WME.
Kiyan likely chose WME because they also represent his mother. Seeing that he chose her agency, La La was in the comment section ecstatic about the news.
About a month ago, Kiyan shortened his list to a final three. Those being Syracuse, where Carmelo Anthony attended, Auburn and USC. The latter most recently hosted another son of an NBA superstar, Bronny James.
Kiyan is currently the sixth-best prospect in his class at the shooting guard position, and the top prospect out of the State of New York. Per On3, his NIL projections are just over one million dollars.