LaMelo Ball had a spectacular 2021 season with the Charlotte Hornets. Despite getting lied to by the Golden State Warriors and suffering a pretty serious injury, the 19-year-old persevered and put together one of the more memorable rookie campaigns in recent memory.
Interestingly enough, LaMelo isn’t just a winner on the court. He also does quite well off it.
Earlier this year when the youngster debuted his 1 simple trick for pulling Instagram models, folks were dubious. Sure, it sounds good – but how effective is it?
Now we know.
According to multiple reports, notorious Instagram model Ana Montana and LaMelo have officially been spotted in the wild together. The photos seem to speak for themselves:
So since everyone had a problem with what Brittany Renner did to Pj Washington.. let’s talk about Lamelo Ball and his grandma Ana Montana.. because that woman is 32 and he’s 19? That’s not predatory to y’all? Call it out. pic.twitter.com/fsXbo490oU
— ma’am. (@niyatheebrat) August 18, 2021
Ana Montana is a hugely successful Instagram model boasting 2.1 million followers.
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This isn’t the first time LaMelo and Ana Montana have been linked. In fact, what Ana Montana did right before his big injury last year has gotten a lot of attention in recent months. Likewise, so did her attendance as his special guest – even though nobody wanted to talk about it at the time. It got to the point where even her brother touched on the situation:
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LaMelo is currently on quite the hot streak. It has even gotten to the point where he’s now comfortable calling out his oldest brother, Lonzo, because of how confident he is in his success.
Will the good times last for LaMelo? Are him and Ana Montana going to get married, have a bunch of kids, and live happily ever after? Or is this a P.J. Washington part deux situation? Time will tell.
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A longtime sports reporter, Carlos Garcia has written about some of the biggest and most notable athletic events of the last 5 years. He has been credentialed to cover MLS, NBA and MLB games all over the United States. His work has been published on Fox Sports, Bleacher Report, AOL and the Washington Post.
