WATCH: Kiyan Anthony's mom La La Anthony pouts & poses to show off flaming red hair in latest TikTok

Kiyan Anthony's mother, La La Anthony, flaunted a red on TikTok. The famous actress and television personality posted the TikTok video on Wednesday.

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La La Anthony married NBA legend Carmelo Anthony in 2010. Before their highly televised wedding, the couple welcomed their only child Kiyan Anthony in 2007. In 2021, the TV star filed for divorce. However, she and her ex continue to co-parent their son.

La La Anthony has always supported her son, who recently committed to Syracuse University basketball, the same university where his dad Melo played basketball in his collegiate career.

Kiyan Anthony impresses rapper NLE Choppa in Nike EYBL game

Kiyan Anthony, son of Carmelo and La La Anthony, expressed how special he felt when Memphis, Tennessee, rapper NLE Choppa watched one of his games at the Nike EYBL. Anthony, one of the best players in EYBL, wanted to impress the rapper during Team Melo's play against Vegas Elite in Memphis.

The 6-foot-5 shooting guard shared his thoughts about this during an interview with Overtime, posted on YouTube on Sept. 16, 2023.

"Just to see people like NLE Choppa, you know, from the rapper side," he said. "It's a great feeling. Just to see how many really on me." (12:20)

The celebrity kid also shared how Choppa's presence motivated him to put his best foot forward.

"Him showing out to the game, it's like we gotta put on a show," he said. (12:35)

Anthony's performance impressed NLE Choppa, who shared he was a big fan of the young basketball player.

"Him Kiyan, it's really good to watch him play," he said. "I've been watching him hoop since he was younger. He is progressing very well for real." (12:25)

Anthony holds an impressive record at EYBL. MaxPreps ranks him 10th as the leading scorer on the Nike EYBL 17U circuit. Anthony averaged 20.3 points, 4.6 rebounds, and 1.6 assists per game. One of his best showing in the league was at the 2024 Nike EYBL Peach Jam, where he dropped a remarkable 40 points on 15-of-19 shooting

Now committed to Syracuse University for his collegiate career, just like his dad, young Anthony has a proven potential to dominate the court with his versatility and solidify his place for the Orange in the men's college basketball program.