LaMelo Ball and Ana Montana are giving fans a peek at life with their baby boy, LaOne.
Montana took to Instagram on Monday to share a new batch of photos from August, including beach shots with her son and a photo of LaOne spending time with his NBA star dad.
“My favorite August,” Montana captioned the post.
Ball and Montana welcomed LaOne in January 2026, but waited until May to publicly announce his birth.
“Welcoming LaOne into the world has changed our hearts in the best way,” the couple told PEOPLE. “Family has always meant everything to us, but becoming parents has given us an entirely new perspective on love, purpose, legacy and what truly matters most.”
They continued, “He has brought so much happiness and meaning into our lives, and we’re incredibly grateful to God for trusting us with such a special blessing. We’re embracing this new chapter with so much love and excitement as we raise and guide our son together.”
Montana has been open about her IVF journey to motherhood. On Mother’s Day, the model, whose real name is Analicia Chaves, shared a message to LaOne about what becoming his mom meant to her.
“To my little ONE thank you for choosing me to be your mommy. I love you more than any word could ever describe! You’re my purpose and you’ve helped me become the woman I was always destined to be!” she wrote on Instagram.
“Motherhood looks different for everyone. Mine took hope, faith, resilience, and trusting God even when I didn’t understand the journey,” Montana added.
LaOne’s arrival inspired the influencer to use her experience to help other families facing fertility challenges.
“By the grace of God… I get to hold my answered prayer. In honoring his arrival, I felt called to give back and share my testimony!” Montana wrote in the same post.
She created I Am Fertility, a nonprofit aimed at giving families more support and resources as they navigate fertility challenges.
“That’s why I created @iamfertilitynonprofit to give hope, support, and real opportunity to families on their journey,” she continued.
The organization launched with a $10,000 Hope Grant to support two families trying to become parents.
“Because I know what it feels like to hope, to wait, and to wonder if it will ever happen for you,” Montana explained.
