IN PICS: Kiyan Anthony's mom La La Anthony shares Christmas reunion snaps with family on IG

Just like her pre-Thanksgiving party less than a month ago, Kiyan Anthony's mom La La Anthony's Christmas party was filled with lots of singing and dancing.

However, unlike earlier, this celebration saw her surrounded by family. The TV actress and model shared glimpses of last week's Christmas party and other events in her latest Instagram post.

Starting off with a picture with Kiyan Anthony, La La Anthony is seen attending a digital choreography workshop with family members, enjoying a karaoke session near the Christmas tree.

She was rehearsing around the dinner table, participating in the lottery, posing for her first photos with her hair colored icy blue, giving back to society and much more.

"On this weeks episode 🤍," Anthony wrote.

La La Anthony is coming off organizing a successful version of Winter Wonderland, an event she hosts annually to give back in the spirit of Christmas. Joined by Kiyan Anthony and plenty of influencers and music producers, the model collaborated with brands like Rookie Kids, Pretty Little Thing, Eat Clean Bro, PSD Underwear, Fanatics and more.

Along with giveaways and care packages, there was live music and freshly cooked hot food at the venue. LeBron James' wife Savannah James was also present at the event, traveling all the way from Los Angeles for Anthony's event in New York.

NYC honors La La Anthony by naming a block after her

La La Anthony has also been working with inmates at Rikers Island through her “ThreeSixty” initiative to give back to society. It aims to aid incarcerated young men with life coaching and mentorship.

Due to her efforts with the inmates at Rikers Island, the NYC Department of Youth & Community Development named a block after her during the 9th Annual "Million Dollar Giveback" on Dec. 20. The special honor was in recognition of Anthony's work.

"At this age, they are still so young," Anthony said about her initiative earlier this year. "When you talk to them, especially if you have your own kids, you just become so much more compassionate. It feels like any one of our kids could be one bad decision away from being in a similar situation."

Anthony also shared that a former inmate landed a scholarship from Columbia University with the help of her program.