Vanessa Bryant Says Kobe Is Proud of Natalia as She’s Accepted to USC
Los Angeles Lakers former player Kobe Bryant’s daughter Natalia has been accepted to the USC. Kobe passed last year in a helicopter crash. Natalia is now college-bound. The University of Southern California has accepted the 18-years-old. Her proud momma captured her daughter’s reaction on camera in which she was super excited and saying I got in; I got in. There was a huge smile on her face, and she was jumping.
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Natalia Bryant Accepted in University of Southern California
The University of Southern California has accepted natalia. It was an emotional moment for the family. Vanessa said I wish Kobe and Gigi were physically present to her to celebrate the moments, but I know they’re with us in spirit. She said we love you so much, Natalia. Right after she posted the news on Instagram, friends and family’s comments started to pour in, and they congratulated Natalia. In February 2021, Natalia was also signed by a top modeling agency, and it was also a major milestone in her life. The IMG models announced the deal on Instagram and also shared a quote from the superstar. Only a month before signing the contract, Natalia and her family honored the one-year anniversary of Kobe and Gianna’s death. The family has really suffered from a crisis in this period. However, now it seems that things are going well.
Vanessa Bryant Says Kobe Is Proud of Natalia as She’s Accepted to USC
Vanessa Bryant Says Kobe is proud of Natalia as she’s accepted to USC. The news was exciting for the entire Bryant family, but unfortunately, Kobe and Gigi aren’t with them in these happy and memorable moments. After all the hardships the Bryant family has gone through, finally, some moments of happiness have become a part of their lives. Vanessa captioned her Instagram post “Tears of Joy.” She further added that I know daddy is so proud of you. She also said that your hard work and dedication were worth it.
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