La La Anthony, Carmelo Anthony Reach Divorce Settlement

The confidential settlement has been filed with the court, though a judge has not yet signed off on it.

Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Divorce

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La La Anthony and Carmelo Anthony have reached a confidential divorce settlement, filed in November, which a judge has not yet approved. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

La La Anthony and Carmelo Anthony have reached a divorce settlement, which was filed with the court in November 2026, with its terms kept confidential. A judge has not yet signed off on the agreement.

Why it matters

The filing closes a divorce that began in June 2021 and resolves the financial and custodial questions between the former couple. Because their son Kiyan has turned 18, child support no longer applies.

The divorce was filed in June 2021 and settled about five years later, in November 2026. The couple married in 2010 and separated in 2017, but the specific settlement amounts and terms have not been made public.

The players

La La Anthony

A television personality and actress who is the former wife of NBA star Carmelo Anthony.

Carmelo Anthony

A former NBA All-Star forward who won a national championship at Syracuse in 2003.

The details

La La Anthony filed for divorce in June 2021, citing irreconcilable differences, and the court records of the settlement were obtained by TMZ. The couple's son Kiyan turned 18, which made child support moot, and the settlement terms remain confidential.

Timeline

  1. 2010: Carmelo Anthony and La La Anthony marry.

  2. 2017: The couple separates.

  3. June 2021: La La Anthony files for divorce.

  4. November 2026: The divorce settlement is filed with the court.

Roadmap

Celebrity divorces such as this one often end with confidential settlements that become public only through court filings and gossip outlets. The case shows how long high-profile separations can run before the financial terms are resolved.

Couples considering divorce can take the court-filing record as a reminder that settlements may stay confidential while the court file is public. Anyone navigating a separation should review how child support and custody obligations change once a child turns 18.

The takeaway

Many high-profile divorces end with settlements whose terms stay private even after the court accepts them. Readers going through a separation can benefit from understanding how child support ends at 18 and how to document their own agreements.

Further reading

For more on how couples handle separations, see Divorce coverage.