LaLa Anthony talks about her life after divorce and co-parenting relationship with Carmelo Anthony

In a recent interview with Charlamagne Tha God, LaLa Anthony spoke in depth about her life after her divorce from Carmelo Anthony and how the former couple is moving towards a healthy co-parenting relationship. In addition to sharing about her previous marriage, LaLa Anthony also opened up about her 20-year career in entertainment and her increasingly dense acting schedule.

When asked how she changed after her divorce from the person she was when she first met Carmelo Anthony, LaLa Anthony had this to say:

“I think leaving that marriage was a very difficult decision for me, but it made me realize that there is nothing I can’t do. Staying is easier. Staying is easier. Walking is harder. Staying in your comfort zone – what you know, your home… your kids are happy because their parents are together – it’s easier. Walking on my own and trying to rebuild my life alone… I was with him when he was 19, like that’s all I know. To step away from that and try to build my own life and still stay sane and keep things normal for my son, who only knows mom and dad together – it wasn’t an easy decision. more, but I have to make a decision. my self. So now it’s like, wow, if I can do that, I can do anything. “

Now that time has passed since the former couple decided to end their marriage, LaLa says she and Carmelo are in a much better place, thanks to the co-parenting relationship they have established. developed because of their 15-year-old son, Kiyan. “We want to be a great role model for our son. We have open conversations with him. We told him, ‘You are made of love.’ We are still a family and we do everything together. We went to see his game together. We try to keep it as casual as possible,” she said.

She also LaLa Anthony also told Charlamagne, “I don’t want my son to look at his parents as if they don’t get along. He is looking at us as an example. I don’t want him to have dysfunctional relationships. I wish him better when it comes to that. The thing that saddens me the most is… I want to be a better example for my son than I’ve seen. And I don’t have to do that. So that makes me sad. It’s not my fault, but I want it to be different for him.”

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