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Vanessa Bryant marked Kobe Bryant’s would‑be 48th birthday with a heartfelt Instagram tribute, sharing a smiling photo of Kobe and writing, “Happy birthday, baby. I love you so much. 8/23.” The post prompted tributes from fans and fellow athletes, including Candace Parker and Michael Phelps, and underscores Kobe’s legacy with the Lakers over a 20‑season career and his and Gianna’s death in 2020.
Vanessa Bryant posted a Disney-themed Instagram moment just before news that Bob Iger and Josh Kushner are taking majority control of the Los Angeles Lakers, fueling chatter about a Disney–Lakers connection given Iger’s former Disney CEO role and Kobe Bryant’s Lakers legacy.
Vanessa Bryant mourns the death of her grandmother 'Mami Tonia' with a heartfelt Instagram tribute, while the Kardashian-Jenner family publicly offers condolences, underscoring a long‑standing friendship and Vanessa's ongoing philanthropic work in Kobe and Gianna’s memory.
Kayla Nicole, a social media influencer and Kobe Bryant fan, faced backlash after old tweets allegedly mocking Vanessa Bryant and her daughter surfaced, leading to shock among Joe Budden's podcast hosts and her deactivating her X account.
Vanessa Bryant responded to pregnancy rumors by sharing a humorous meme of Rihanna to assert she is not pregnant, addressing online speculation and social expectations about widows moving on after Kobe Bryant's death.
Vanessa Bryant publicly denied pregnancy rumors by posting playful memes on Instagram, emphasizing she is not expecting and is enjoying her summer, effectively closing the case on the speculation.
Vanessa Bryant dismissed pregnancy rumors by sharing Rihanna memes on Instagram, emphasizing she is not pregnant and enjoying her summer, amidst baseless online speculation about her expecting her fifth child.
Vanessa Bryant publicly denied pregnancy rumors by sharing Rihanna memes on social media, emphasizing her focus on personal peace and fun after years of mourning her husband Kobe Bryant and daughter Gigi.
Vanessa Bryant publicly denied pregnancy rumors five years after Kobe Bryant's tragic death, sharing Instagram stories emphasizing her peace and happiness, and commemorating her daughter Gigi's birthday and her family milestones.
Vanessa Bryant responded to pregnancy rumors with humorous Rihanna memes on Instagram, denying the speculation and emphasizing her peace and happiness post-Kobe Bryant's death.
Vanessa Bryant mourns the death of her father-in-law, Joe Bryant, who passed away at 69 after a stroke. She expressed condolences and hinted at the strained relationship between Kobe and his parents. Joe, a former NBA player and coach, had a complex history with his son, including a fallout over memorabilia.
Former NBA player Joe "Jellybean" Bryant, father of the late Kobe Bryant, has died at age 69 following a massive stroke. Joe Bryant had a notable basketball career, playing for La Salle University, several NBA teams, and in Europe, before transitioning to coaching. He is remembered fondly by the basketball community and survived by his wife Pam, daughters Sharia and Shaya, and grandchildren.
On the eighth anniversary of Kobe Bryant's last NBA game, his widow Vanessa gifted exclusive Nike Kobe 6 LA Dodgers PE sneakers to members of the Dodgers in honor of Mamba Day. The Dodgers shared their gratitude on social media and players expressed excitement about the special footwear. The gesture coincided with the completion of corrections to the Kobe Bryant statue outside Crypto.com Arena in downtown Los Angeles.
Corrections to the Kobe Bryant statue outside Crypto.com Arena were completed in time for the Los Angeles Lakers' final regular-season home game. The 19-foot bronze statue had errors on the marble base, including misspelled names and formatting issues, which have now been fixed. The statue, the first of three planned to honor the Lakers great, has become a popular destination for fans, and the unveiling dates for the other two statues are yet to be determined.
The Kobe Bryant statue outside of Crypto.com Arena has several errors in the etched marble base, including misspelled names and formatting mistakes, but the Lakers are already working to correct them. The 19-foot bronze statue is the first of three commissioned to honor the Lakers great, with the other two planned statues featuring Bryant in his No. 24 uniform and one with his daughter, Gianna.