La La Fans Say She’s Got that ‘Pink Starburst Vibes’ After She Posts Up In Her Swimsuit

La La Anthony is once again showing off her beautiful curves for the ’Gram. The actress/model posted up a picture on Tuesday, Sept. 29, making fans go crazy over her caption and swimsuit.

In the photo, La La is outfitted in a pink paisley print bikini and a pink bandana to match. Her curly brown tresses fall down under the bandana, adding to her wet and wavy look. To accessorize the ’fit, La La also rocked a diamond necklace, which appears to spell out her name.

La La rocks her pink bikini (Photo: @lala/Instagram)

La La even dropped hints that she was hanging with her friend Ciara when she wrote, “Find u a friend that says “get in the light” 💖💖🤣💖 love u @ciara ❤️😘,” in her caption. She also tagged Ciara in the photo, leaving fans to assume that the new mother of three was the camerawoman behind La La’s picture.

Ciara herself commented, “Yes ma’am. Thatttss it 😎🥰😘.”

Another commenter wrote, “Pink starburst vibes 🔥🔥🔥🔥 #Respectfully.”

La La’s “Power” co-star Joseph Sikora, aka Tommy, wrote, “@ciara does that same ish to me. Thank you Ciara.”

Even Vanessa Bryant and her daughter Natalie Bryant joined, commenting, “Find a friend that tells you, ‘post that 💩 😃’” and “Gorgeous.”

Based on the posts from their social media accounts, La La, Vanessa Bryant, and Ciara have been vacationing together this week. Vanessa Bryant’s daughter Natalie Bryant posted a video on Instagram, Sept. 30, of herself and La La’s son, Kiyan Anthony, doing the viral “Because of You” dance challenge.

On Oct. 1, Ciara and La La posted a video of themselves and Natalie Bryant playing football. The video later showed Vanessa Bryant joining her friends to play as well. With all the fun displayed on their social media accounts, there seemed to be no sign of Russell Wilson or Carmelo Anthony. The vacation appeared to be a girls-and-kids-only trip!

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