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“Had to Check if This Was Centel”: LaMelo Ball’s Newborn Son’s Name Has the NBA World in Shock
The initiative will offer education and support for women facing fertility and IVF journeys, and two recipients will receive $5,000 grants.
- On Sunday, May 10, Charlotte Hornets guard LaMelo Ball and model Ana Montana announced they welcomed their first child, a son named LaOne, in January, exclusively revealing the news to People magazine.
- Inspired by her personal IVF journey, Montana—whose birth name is Analicia Chaves—launched the nonprofit I Am Fertility to provide education, emotional support, and resources for women navigating similar challenges.
- The HOPE Grant will award two women $5,000 each to assist with IVF and fertility treatment expenses, with applications opening on Mother's Day and closing June 1.
- Sharing the news on Mother's Day, the couple told People that parenthood has given them a new perspective on 'love, purpose, legacy and what truly matters most.'
- Ball, who typically keeps his personal life private, stated that welcoming LaOne has changed their hearts as they embrace this new chapter with love and gratitude focused on family.
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“Had to Check if This Was Centel”: LaMelo Ball’s Newborn Son’s Name Has the NBA World in Shock
Over the years, NBA Centel generated a huge fan following and became notorious for giving out updates that would sometimes be ludicrous, while quite believable. But this time, the parody page was not even involved in LaMelo Ball’s announcement of his son’s name. The Hornets star and his partner Ana Montana began dating in 2023, and in January, they were blessed with their son. But on Sunday, the couple confirmed to The People that their son is c…
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