IN PICS: Kiyan Anthony's mom La La Anthony debuts "cherry" red hair in glamorous IG snaps

Less than a month after debuting icy blue hair on her Instagram, Kiyan Anthony's mother, La La Anthony, got a fiery makeover. The TV actress and model posted the first look of her red hair on Instagram, reminiscent of her special look for Kim Kardarshian's Skims event in December.

"The cherry on top 🍒," La La wrote in the caption.

Like several times in the past, Anthony's hair was done by the famous wig artist and hairstylist Dionte Gray, also known as Arrogant Tae. Covered by publications like BET Plus, Galore, and others, Gray is the go-to for big names like Nicki Minaj, Chxrry22, THEGIRLJT, and Angel Reese.

Anthony also uploaded a series of stories on her Instagram, sharing her post-salon date with the hairstylist. The two enjoyed some oriental food and finished it off with some drinks. In one of the updates, Anthony shared that she has been asking Gray to color her hair red for the longest time since it is her favorite color.

She also urged her fans to head to her Snapchat to access an exclusive conversation with Gray.

La La Anthony's story update on her outing with Dionte Gray (@lala/Instagram)

On the other hand, Arrogant Tae gave his fans exclusive access to his process by posting the process of working on La La's hair. He also posted a few first-look pictures of the model on his story.

La La Anthony's photos on Arrogant Tae's story (@lala/Instagram)

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Kiyan Anthony details what he needs to improve on to lead Syracuse

The best high school prospect in New York announced his commitment to Syracuse Orange while appearing on the "7PM in Brooklyn" podcast with Carmelo and La La Anthony on Nov 16, 2024.

Even though the 17-year-old, 6-foot-5 combo guard is one of the purest scorers in the 2025 class, he believes that he needs to fine-tune his overall game to lead the Orange to glory.

"I need to improve my efficiency, not take too many dribbles to get somewhere and be a better defender off the ball," Kiyan said, per ESPN. "I feel like I'm getting better as a defender because I practice against some of the best players in the country like Kayden Mingo, Dylan Mingo and Nigel James. We play a national schedule. I'm up for the challenge of covering the other team's perimeter players."

While Carmelo's basketball roots connect Kiyan to Syracuse, the Long Island Lutheran chose to be an Orangeman due to his relationship with its coaching staff.