Kobe Bryant’s Daughter Natalia Bryant Remembers Him & Gianna Bryant + Gives Advice For Dealing With Low Points In Life

Kobe Bryant’s Daughter Natalia Bryant Remembers Him & Gianna Bryant + Gives Advice For Dealing With Low Points In Life

Kobe Bryant‘s oldest daughter Natalia Bryant took time to answer questions from fans who follow her and in the process, she dropped some positive words for anyone who might be going through something.

When one Instagram user asked her to show her at her happiest point in life, she shared a photo of her and her late sister Gianna Bryant.

Then an Instagram user asked Natalia Bryant to show the best moment with her dad Kobe Bryant.  She posted a photo of her with her dad with the caption “Walks in Italy.”

Someone also made a comment to Natalia saying “at your lowest but no one knew.”  She decided to write a lengthy answer:

“I wasn’t going to do this one, but thought it was important to share because you never know the someone is going through problems of their own.

I genuinely think that it is so important to find your close circle of trusted people and be able to vocalize your feelings to them when you are ever down or not feeling like yourself.  This is also a lot easier said than done but just know that you are never alone.  This is something I have learned throughout this year and still continue to work at with the help of close family and friends.”

It’s been almost a year since the devastating loss of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gigi Bryant, along with seven other souls who died in a Los Angeles helicopter crash in January. Almost a year after their lives were lost, NFL superstar Russell Wilson paid a 7-minute tribute to Kobe and Gigi, thanking them for being an inspiration.

Shortly after the Seattle Seahawks clinched the 2020 NFC West Title, Russell Wilson begins his message,

“When I think about this year, the first thing that comes to mind is number 8, number 24, number 2.”

These three numbers, all representing Kobe Bryant (8, 24) and Gigi Bryant’s jersey numbers (2), have become significant digits in all sports since their untimely passing.  Russell Wilson further states,